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Leif's Photo Gallery
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Top left, sacred basil ,paleface cauliflower with an understorey of beetroots, zinnias and leaf amaranths. All of this growing under a Japanese plum tree. Intense plantings like this leaves no room for weeds !

Companion Planting  
   

Red mustard with an understorey of edible heartease

  Heartease
   

Zinnias and leaf amaranths an a splash of colour and are beneficial for attracting  good bugs

Zinnias

 

   

Dock (green manure), with sweet Potatoe and giant Russian cucumbers
(mildew resistant).

  Giant Russian
   

Wheelie bins are great for making liquid manure out of comfrey, borage, yarrow, buckwheat, and any fleshy weeds you have. Remember the more diversity the better.

Liquid Manure  
   

If you have the right soil, not only will you have healthy plants, you can also plant very intensely to suppress any
un-wanted weeds

  Edible Landscape
   

Two beautiful faces. Kids get so much joy from exploring through the labyrinth of edible landscapes.

Paleface  
   

Ponds go hand in hand with ediblescapes, if you have any concerns with ponds and kids, just fill the ponds with edible plants !

  Taro
   

Creating micro-climates will enable you to grow most sub-tropical and tropical plants

Perennial  Gardens  
   

Wampi fruit tree with sweet Potatoe as an under story getting watered from the house hold grey water.

  Grey Water
   

Work of art. Cosmos flowers (beneficial) mixed in with Chinese broccoli

Cosmos  
   

Green mustard , rocket, violets and French marigolds marry well together.

  Green Mustard
   

Kang kong, taro and water chestnuts do well together.

Water Plants  
   

Capsicum with buckwheat as under-story, green manure and beneficial for attracting insects.

  Capsicum
   

Potatoes with beetroot, cos lettuce, mazuna, tatsio and pansies in the for-ground.

Potatoes  

 

 

 

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