What to grow (forum)
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Paula starts with ...
Hi everyone. We are thinking of moving to Batemans Bay in the next year. Does anyone have any tips on the best things to grow down there? What does really well, what not so good? Anyone's experience welcome.
Thanks.
Time: 25th March 2014 8:20am
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MaryT says...
Hi Paula, sorry none of us got back to you for three weeks but you asked a big question that would take more time to answer than most of us can spare, I suspect. Or maybe none of us live near Batemans Bay so cannot make specific suggestions to you.
Years ago I did a home gardener's course at Ryde's Horticulture College and the advice they gave me was great: when you go into a new site, first study the site for twelve months - know your patch well: the sun's passage at different times of the year (aspects) and the soil quality etc. Also, know yourself well: how much time and energy are you prepared to give? Have a walk around and see what other people are growing in their yard, visit the local nursery and join a local community garden if there's one. Talk to your neighbours. These days local councils are helpful to home gardeners.
I wish you well: if you are a regular reader of this forum you would know that almost anything can be grown anywhere, it just depends how much time, energy and often money you want to throw at it.
Time: 15th April 2014 9:23am
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trikus says...
I will think about offering advice ...
best to go and ask people there
Time: 15th April 2014 2:40pm
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