Our online shop does
not require a credit card. Payment method is
your choice (online/offline credit card, cheque,
money order or direct deposit - internet banking).
To use our very easy
online shop simply select from the shop choices
(book, tool, seed etc) at the top of the
page. Click on the barrow button to order an
item. Use the
button to check,
adjust or finalise your order at any time.
Our standard postage
is $9.50 or $5.50 for up to 100 packets of seed.
The 100 packets of seed cannot include bulk seed
packs or kits at the lower postage charge.
Please note: we will not ship overseas; shipping
prices are for within Australia
only.
"Just a quick
email to advise that the parcel arrived safely
last week I'm very happy with your service and
speed of delivery. I am particularly impressed
with the administration systems you have with
respect to internet ordering (and the option
of faxing credit card details) and the
acknowledgement emails. Very informative,
reassuring
and professional. Well done! I'll be back to
you when I need more garden supplies."
Sue of Carina QLD
"Thank you for
such prompt action on my first order with your
company. May I also say how pleased I am to
receive all the information you forwarded. It was a tremendous help, and
certainly needed by someone who is new to
gardening, as I am. Again, thank you to
everyone associated with selecting, packaging,
and posting my order. It is a delight to find an
efficient, caring group of people who excel at
their job." Jeannette of Woodridge QLD
MEDIA MENTIONS
Organic Gardener - Nov/Dec
Australia's best magazine for
organic gardeners - mentions the "tremendous
Australian Organic Gardening Resource Guide"
PLANTING GUIDE FOR SUMMER Vegetables: Non-hearting
lettuce
(mignonette, oak leaf, salad bowl, cos types) are more heat tolerant than crisphead types, try putting the seed in the fridge for a few days before planting;
snake beans, French beans (but may be affected by Bean fly); eggplant; capsicum
and chillies; cherry tomatoes; all the squash family including gourds, pumpkin, rock melon, watermelon, cucumber, zucchini or angled luffa as a mildew-resistant substitute; sweet corn; heat tolerant greens including
malu khia, ceylon spinach, kang kong.
This detailed new edition of an Australian
gardening bestseller will show you how to create
an attractive and productive garden.
NEW BOOKS
Back Yard Ovens
Build your own wood-fired oven following the
advice in Back Yard Ovens, then sit back and
enjoy your own delicious home baked meals. This book is a must for those seeking
to build a back yard oven.
Good Life Bread Book
Learn how to make your own sour-dough starter,
bake damper in a camp oven, make fruit loaves,
rye bread, pizza dough, chapattis, spelt bread
and much more.
Chook Wisdom
Chooks are an
essential element in many backyard
gardens.
HOT NEW BOOK - just released!
How can I be
Prepared with Self-Sufficiency and Survival
Foods?
Isabell Shipard
Includes practical hands on immediate skills
such as how to plant an edible garden, seed
saving tips, using edible weeds and bush tucker,
herbs for health and healing, sprouting
techniques, how to prepare a 72 hour survival
kit and much more.
This book offers encouragement to be as
self-sufficient as one is able and an action
plan to help you 'ride the storms'. Isabell
shows you how to be prepared with a step-by-step
emergency management plan for food provisions
and essential supplies. This is a critical
manual with practical information on plants,
plans and recipes to help us survive in a toxic
world, and face other hazards that may threaten
our health, security and sanity in the 21st
Century. 136pp
List of rare,
subtropical, edible plants available
including arrowroot, horseradish, Sacred Lotus, comfrey, lemongrass,
Mushroom Plant, pickerel rush, pink waterlily and Tahitian spinach
An abundant supply of organic matter for
orchard mulching
Bulk materials for compost making
Check out current specials and latest offerings!
CLUCKER TUCKER!
Poultry Forage Kit
Perennial and/or highly nutritious plants which will
provide some of the essential requirements your
chickens need, improve their health and reduce your
feed costs.
More info.....