Green Notes - Our Seasonal Gardening Newsletter

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FREE Australian Organic Gardening Resource Guide and catalogue

Published by Green Harvest it contains 48 pages of organic gardening products and hints to help grow nutritious, chemical-free vegetables and fruit.

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Green Notes

Our seasonal newsletter with recipes for home-grown produce, hints on natural pest control and a vegetable planting guide.

Spring Green Notes
Contents:

New organic fruit fly products

Salad Mixes

What to sow now
Seed Sowing
Asparagus Care and Hollandaise Sauce
Garden Calendar August, September and October

Summer Green Notes
Contents:
Coping with the Heat
Choosing Fruit Trees
Extending the Harvest
Poultry Forages
Garden Calendar November, December and January

Autumn Green Notes
Contents:
Improve Pest Balance
Growing Rosellas and Making Cordial
Herbs In Permaculture
Garden Calendar February, March and April

Winter Green Notes
Contents:
Vine Crops
Fruit Trees for Small Gardens
Fruit Tree Pruning
Garden Calendar May, June and July

Organic Strategies

Organic Citrus Care

Organic Rose Care

Fruit Trees for Small Gardens

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