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Jocelyn's Edible Backyard

Joined: 18/11/09 Updated: 18/11/09 Frost:
Location: Peregian Beach

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Why Jocelyn Love's Edible Plants

Very Sandy Soil, can be very dry, but with rainy season in Feb March.  Biggest challenge is  keeping everything fertilised ( in what appears to be a not overly nutrient rich soil) and maintaining water retention.  We have a lemon tree, kumquat tree and we are trying a few tomatoes, and we have herbs.  Very small block with tropical plantings and large boulders to create 3 levels.   We are trying a cultivated  thornless Chester blackerry as we both remember them from our childhood and my mother had a superb cultivated bush in NZ, which was prolific.  However, we are told our climate is not really suitable.   

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