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lettersfromletty.com | meet the maker: ADA+CEDAR
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Join our Facebook Group. Follow us on Twitter. Follow us on pinterest. Subscribe to our RSS Feed. Blog - Latest News. Follow us on dribbble. Follow us on Twitter. Join our Facebook Group. Meet the maker: ADA CEDAR. This entry has 0 Comments. We’re not sure if you’ve noticed, but WE LOVE JEWELLERY at Letters from Letty, and the goodies that filled our latest gift boxes from ADA CEDAR. Sure set our hearts a’ flutter. A little about the designer…. What ignited your passion to get creative? The name itself w...
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Forest Fire Shields, No-fines Concrete, Living Fences | Reforestation.me
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Agroforestry, reforestation, soils, fire protection, planned grazing, FMNR, Zai holes, permaculture, agriculture, overseas aid, carbon, farming, and climate change. Animal Improved Dung, Farmer mgd. nat. regen., Holistic Management/Planned Grazing. Arborloo, Human Urine, Human Manure. Biochar, Terra Preta, Slash-and-burn. Climate Change Reforestation, Epiphytes. Complementary Plants, Forestry. Earthworms, Compost, Mulch, Water, Salinity. Forest Fire Shields, No-fines Concrete, Living Fences. The ideas pr...
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Gardening Under the Southern Cross: Autumn
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Gardening Under the Southern Cross. The trials and tribulations of one Aussie gardener's adaptation to the changing climate. Saturday, March 31, 2012. I thought the time of plants dropping dead overnight had passed but it seems not. The hot temps in early January took their toll on a 10 year old. Lawn ‘Palmetto’. That need much more water to stay green. Have you noticed that some plants in your garden are looking a little stressed or wilting? Do not make good bedfellows! And never dump agapanthus (or any...
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lettersfromletty.com | Surprises
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Join our Facebook Group. Follow us on Twitter. Follow us on pinterest. Subscribe to our RSS Feed. Archive for category: Surprises. Follow us on dribbble. Follow us on Twitter. Join our Facebook Group. That’s a wrap kids! It’s been rad, from Letty x. This entry has 0 Comments. Hi there Letty lovers! How you doin’? So, you might have guessed from the headline, i’ve got some kind of big news from over here in Letty Land, and i wanted to let you know all about it. But most importantly, it’s been the gr...
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Gardening Under the Southern Cross: Open Garden
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Gardening Under the Southern Cross. The trials and tribulations of one Aussie gardener's adaptation to the changing climate. Sunday, October 30, 2011. Oh well you never can predict the weather so one good day isn't bad I expect. Its just that I still have a lot of plants to sell. October 30, 2011 at 9:45 PM. October 31, 2011 at 8:41 AM. Yes a bit stressful but all over now thank goodness. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I garden at the foothills of the Macedon Ranges, Victoria, Australia. Occasionall...
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Links | Waverley Bonsai Group
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Gardening Under the Southern Cross: Fruit Thinning
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Gardening Under the Southern Cross. The trials and tribulations of one Aussie gardener's adaptation to the changing climate. Sunday, October 7, 2012. Longer days, warmer weather, gentle sunshine – what’s not to like about spring? The occasional blasts from the Antarctic to remind us that we live near Melbourne no doubt. And the wind. Ahhhhh the wind! Lucy Corrander at Loose and Leafy. March 9, 2014 at 11:15 PM. I confess this is a copy and paste message - but I want to get around as many nature and garde...
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Gardening Under the Southern Cross: February Already!
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Gardening Under the Southern Cross. The trials and tribulations of one Aussie gardener's adaptation to the changing climate. Tuesday, February 21, 2012. My sole concession to the increased moisture in the soil thus far, is to replant the red cannas. That have been languishing in a pot for years. And the love-in-the-mist (Nigella sp.). As it has not stopped growing since spring. It seems each day I spot another whippy growth reaching for the sky. These I have shortened as they have appeared and th...Durin...
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