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The Greenhorns. The Cottage Smallholder. The Farm Gate by Nashdale Fruit Co. Free Range Eggs. Truefood Network. Import Conditions Database - ICON - AQIS. Vegetable Garden Planner — Design Your Best Garden Ever. Growing a great vegetable garden involves juggling the needs of dozens of different crops. Some like it hot while others prefer cool spring or fall growing conditions, but figuring out when to plant what — and where — just got easier. With the help of our interactive Vegetable Garden Planner, you can quickly get the data you need to design your best garden ever — and it's all free for 30 days. To get all the same great features on your iPad, try our Grow Planner app. Here are some of the things the Vegetable Garden Planner can do: Find Frost Dates Find the average first and last frost dates for your area, based on records from over 5,000 weather stations across the United States and Canada.

Garden Bed Design Experiment with bed designs and plant placement. Planting Guidance Get a personalized planting chart. Plan succession sowings. Plan crop rotations. Plan cover crop plantings. Great Gardening Records Keep track of varieties. Now it's time to see the Vegetable Garden Planner in action. One Green Acre. Gardening Australia. Deschampsia Hair grasses are undemanding plants that will grow in any good garden soil, but their preference is for moist humus-rich soil.

They will do best if planted in a position in sun or light shade. Transplanting Tips Angus shares a number of great tips to help give transplanted plants every chance of survival Food for the Soil Jerry is talking dung, looking at a range of weird and wonderful manures to keep his soil fed and thriving. Yates Garden Club - Yates. Exclusive member offers, promotions & growing challenges Monthly gardening calendar email with tips & projects Use the Virtual Garden creator to visualise & design your garden Expert gardening advice from Yates The Yates Garden Club is perfect for the first time or experienced home gardener.

Whether you’re into growing vegetables, growing roses, maintaining your lawn or if you like to grow flowers, there is certainly lots of helpful gardening advice and information to suit all plant types. As a garden club member you will receive a monthly gardening email that contains a 4 week gardening plan specific to the time of year. There are also handy gardening projects for the home and garden including feeding & fertilising plants, pest control for plants and maintaining your vegie patch. Growing vegies at home is a topic that is covered comprehensively in our garden club newsletters.