Part -2 Clive's Aussie Gardening url's

1.Garden Suppliers - AES Superannuation an australian
super fund retirement mutual rollover investment -
Australian Enterprise Superannuation and Garden
Suppliers Australian Enterprise Superannuation Pty Ltd
(Trustee) offers an Australian retirement fund for company
directors and employees of Garden Supp
http://www.aesuper.net.au/04_who_can_join/industries/GardenSuppliers.htm

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2.Specialist Suppliers of British Garden, Horticultural, Heritage
and Special Interest Videos - Viburnum Gardens are
Specialist suppliers of Horticulture, Garden, Cottage Garden, Rose, British
Heritage, Educational and Special Interest Videos all available by Shopping Online.
We are the Australi
http://www.viburnum-gardens.com.au/
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3.Medicine Garden Australia. Australian Organic Herb Suppliers, Nursery, Products,
Aphrodisiacs, Stimulants.
http://www.spot.com.au/herbmed/index.html
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4.Australian Bonsai Suppliers - Australian Bonsai Suppliers NSW VIC QLD WA SA
TAS ACT NT New South Wales Ray Nesci Bonsai Nursery 26 Sagars Road Kenthurst
NSW 2156 Tel: (02) 9654 1893 Facsimile: (02) 9654 2237 Bonsai (Koreshoff) Nur
http://www.users.bigpond.com/greg.mccall/supplier.html
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5.Greengold Garden Centres of Australia an association of the leading 70 plus garden
centres in New South Wales, Australian Capital Territory, and. - Queensland
Victoria GREENGOLD GARDEN CONCEPTS Australia's gardening resource on the
internet GREENGOLD is a co-operative of more than 70 garden centres in NSW, the
Australian Capital Territory, and Qu
http://www.greengold.com.au/
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6.Australian Native Plant Nursery -Suppliers of Australian Native Plants - This site
is dedicated to furthering the popularity of Australian Native Plants. -Australian
Native Plant Nursery- Growers and Suppliers of a wide range of Native Trees and
Shrubs for Windbreak, Scree
http://www.ozemail.com.au/~artgib/index.html
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7.Nursery Express landscaping and plant company Perth Western Australia ,garden
design company perth,suppliers of topiary perth wa.pots urns supply wa. - perth
NURSERY EXPRESS KINROSS Western Australia 6028 Phone: +61-8-93055706 Fax:
+61-8-93055706 E-mail: nurseryexp@one.net.au Welcome to the Nursery Express
Web Site, A Western Australian plant /Topiar
http://mypage.ihost.com/auinet.smi6937/
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8.Australian and New Zealand Seed Suppliers - April 1999 - Australian and New
Zealand Seed Suppliers September 1998 The following is an updated list of
Australian and New Zealand seed sources. The Australian list was first prepared
for our own use in the earl
http://www.ozemail.com.au/~hsca/HSCA_ANZ_Seed_Suppliers_Sep_1998.html
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9.Tulip Garden Nursery - Australian growers and sellers of cut flowers - The Tulip
Garden Nursery Pty. Ltd. is a family company owned and operated by Jim and Jenni
Bras and their family. With over Forty years experience in the growing and selling of
cut flowers, we feel we
http://www.themenu.com/tulipgarden.htm
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10.Creative Seasoning Network --Garden Planning & Australian Mountain Pepper -
Dedicated to Cooking and Gardening With Herbs and Spices - Planning "Eco-Zones"
in the Herb Garden Winter in Melbourne, Australia, is often not very conducive to
gardening. When the weather is grey, c
http://www.creativeseasoning.com/IntoGrdnSections/AugOZ.htm
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Edward F. Sutton

Been off line with computer failure and church camp but back into things now.
Our garden is not as good as it was. The pumpkins did not do very well, only 5 came up, replanted and got about 100 up now. We entered our garden in the local garden show and came second, don't know how many entries in the vege section. The silver beet is doing well and the tomatoes are starting to grow after the cold. We need rain as we bought our first load of drinking water today, 2,000 gallons. By Xmas we could be in real trouble for garden water. If we do not use it it will only evaporate, we use it sparingly and only as little as we need to.
The Chineese cabbage are looking great, very green.
Happy gardening
Clive

Hi

I am most definately a novice gardner, but my father was a Certified Master Gardner. We live in the Willamette Valley of Oregon which is a very moderate climate (zone 8) but we have other problems i.e. very heavy clay soil, slugs etc.

Dad grew absolutely lush gardens & we gave away far more than we could ever eat. He used the Mittleider method. Mittleider BTW is an Adventist who has traveled the world teaching his gardening method. One of his books (which I have) is called "Food for Everyone. The Mittleider method is supposed to be:

"....an easy-to-use method that allows gardeners to raise an abundance of vegetables and other crops on almost any soil, in practically any season, in almost any climate, and virtually at any elevation. "

His method is explained in quite a bit of detail at http://www.growfood.com

Kate

Oh thank you so much for that URL, as soon as I finish posting I will jump on it eagerly indeed. I used some of his methods in the early 80's & had made it a matter of prayer to find his updated stuff. Excuse this short reply, but I just gotta get in that website & check it out.

ThANKS

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Edward F. Sutton

[This message has been edited by Edward F. Sutton (edited October 11, 2000).]

I have tried accessing that web site twice now without success.

Ed, have you successfully accessed this site?

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In His Love, Mercy & Grace

Daryl Fawcett :)

Daryl

I just tried it clicking on the link I posted & it took me right to it, so the link is right. Maybe there was a server problem earlier. Are you able to get in now?

Kate

I just tried it 30 seconds ago & it came up almost immediatly. This morning it failed every time. Must be a server overload between here and there.

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Edward F. Sutton

I just tried it and it is working OK now.

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In His Love, Mercy & Grace

Daryl

I just picked the last of the lettuce from my garden. Who else here plants lettuce? Do you have favorite varieties? My very favorite is Tom Thumb, a delicious compact butterhead variety. My other "must plant" varieties are that old standby, black-seeded Simpson, red sails, buttercrunch, and marveil du quatre saisons. I like to try out new varieties each year as well. Last year's was new red fire, which I planted again this year, and this year's new varieties were "speckles" Amish butter head, and rouge d'hiver romaine.

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The Lord is the strength of my life and my portion forever.

Romaine about does it for my lettuce planting, Cathy you got me beat, I ought to try some of those varieties next year.

How about greens ? What are your favorites ?

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Edward F. Sutton