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HOW MUCH FRUIT DO AUSSIES EAT????????

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Crazy about Apples

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Can you tell the difference between apples? Take a look at our apple chart where we’ve outlined some basic information about common types of apples found in Queensland and throughout Australia. Made using: http://www.aussieapples.com.au/aussie-grown-varieties

Foods that May Prevent Colds and the Flu

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Eating the right foods can help prevent getting a cold or the flu. Many expert health professionals suggest that diet and other smart lifestyle choices will help you to avoid the sniffles, stuffy… Continue reading

Food Combining Chart

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Here is a simple diagram that outlines how to match the fruit and vegetables you have grown in your garden with lean proteins or grains when preparing a meal. The combinations above promote… Continue reading

Why Gardening is Good for Your Health

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Many gardeners view their hobby as the perfect antidote to the modern world, a way of reclaiming some of the intangible things we’ve lost in our busy, dirt-free lives. In addition to being… Continue reading

Gardening Australia

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Click the link: Gardening Australia episodes 29 & 30

Building a Raised-Bed Vegetable Garden

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Raised-bed gardening is a great way to grow vegetables, especially if the garden soil is poor or compacted or has poor drainage. And there’s no bending over to pull weeds or harvest vegetables.… Continue reading

Jamie Oliver talks you through cooking with herbs

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Click on the link: Jamie Oliver talks you through cooking with herbs Quick and informative video on how to cook with herbs from your garden.

STORING HERBS

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Want to get the most from your fresh herbs? Then follow our storage secrets. Tip 1: Wrap herbs such as chives, mint, oregano, dill, sage and thyme in damp paper towel. Store in… Continue reading

HERBS

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Growing herbs Herbs are tolerant of a wide range of growing conditions and they grow well with very little maintenance. However, for best results we have divided the herbs into two categories. If… Continue reading