Deciding what to grow can be VERY overwhelming (….or at least for me when I get my seed order and it ends up being over 20 packets 😂). I’ve broken this down to make it easier to pick a few plants to start out with!
Hope you enjoy!
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Welcome to my channel, The Nature Patch where I like to share all things gardening, cooking and environmental science in my Australian bushland backyard.
My name is Robyn, an environmental scientist working towards completing a PhD in understanding how people’s wellbeing and their connection to nature is impacted by land use change. I’ve always loved gardening and nature and lately have been interested in growing my own organic food!
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9 Comments
Your garden sketch looks great Robyn, it’s a bit exciting working out where it’s all going. Hope the move went smoothly for you xx Cathi xx
Great tips 👍🏼
I would like to see a November December planting guide, i like those
Great advice Robyn. I grew anywhere I could. In Alaska I grew in windows and tires. Never seen things grow so fast!! That summer midnight ☀️. I have this primal urge to grow that’s been growing inside me for a decade.
these are great tips thanks for sharing
G'day Robyn, great video. Definitely a good idea to plan what you want to plant and where. I know the struggle of choosing seeds to plant Lol 🤣 I had to make a list and then had to lucky dip to pick what to plant 🤣
Rainforest area will be awesome. Have a great week and God bless you guys. 🦘👍
I have three Atherton Raspberry plants from a friend that grew under his fence along a laneway. They are in pots now but am looking at what the best aspect is for them in my Sydney garden. Any suggestions?
Lovely clip friend. Good advise. Everyone has different circumstances….
I'd love it if you could make a video about plants that you recommend for tea 🙂