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Positive Cycle Jacques Damhuis Sustainable Urban Solutions for city and suburban dwellers. Designer vegetable gardens and edible landscapes
Sheryl/roy The mokoro veg garden
Conscious Spaces Christine cameron organic veg garden for 1 person
Health Stress Management Dr Arien van der Merwe Here is a sunflower we planted. Has anyone seen one that produced so many heads... normally there is only one per plant. Here a celebration of abundance.
Natures Haven Lodge Ursula Groenewald Planting at the Bluff Eco Park, Durban.
Apix Ziani j van rensburg Small urban veggie garden. This will be the second season. We used black storage bins. We find we can control the weeds easier and can have a variety of different veggies
pfisterer Rowan Christie I have 2 veggie patches that have a range of vegatbles and herbs and the list grows every week with new additions.
SOAPkidz Karen Hauptfleisch SOAPkidz (Sunrise on Africa's Peaks kidz) never laughted so much in their entire life. Can't wait for the next Planting Day.
3D Deco Alosha Lynov germinating tomatoes instead of 14 days in 11 hours using lunar calendar and sacred geometry Also using waste to grow food in
self Malcolm Turner Planting spinach seedlings in gravel
Oryx Trust Sharon Diogo Seedlings sprouting, ready for sharing...
Sentech Ansie BEFORE: my new veg and herb planter under construction.
Candy Haefeli Straw Bale Vegetable Garden -the latest idea for small gardens -snail free!!!
Out of the Box Skills Development Nina Venjakob Out of the Box Veg Project
self employed Angeline van der Walt Ons Boerdery
Rhodes University Nikki Kohly My favourite herbs, including nasturtiums (tasty in salad; they seed themselves readily), sweet basil, thyme, marjoram and garlic chives. I planted them beside my existing lemon grass, chilli & perennial basil. Note the bits of old grass mat used as mulch!
Transnet Port Terminals Petra Arendse 1st.- It all start with a small begining for the first time 2nd -I used recycled jogurt holders to start the planting 3rd - The ground start to green around.
Avo Audio Brenda Our garden is in the backyard of our home. The area has been prepared and waiting for veggies since January. We finally made a start by planting lettuces, broccoli, and some herbs. We have plans to do Jungle Gardening like Jane Griffiths does in her book "Jane's Delicious Garden". Looking forward to getting a worm bin too. And looking forward to using our garden as a way to s-l-o-w down our lives because we'll have to make time to look after our veggies if we want to reap the benefits of organic gardening.
ACDP Marlene Briel Herb Garden started planting Garlic Chives
Rudie Nienaber Hi. This is my contribution for the day. Hope its all right, since it is not indigenous.
(retired Estelle Hester Estelle's vegetable garden on Erf no 8, Storms River, Tsitsikamma. And the cabbages grown in the township by a friend Hanna Cola.
Go 2 Natural Sue Mimm Our home veggie garden which was planted on the last Planting Season Day in September 2009, is growing well! My kids are very involved in the care and harvesting of our beans, tomatoes, lettuce, celery, basil, mint, chillis, sage and lavendar. The monkeys get their fair share too unfortunately! We have made a delicious basil pesto, chilli sauce from our garden, and tastes better than any store bought product! We also have regular visits from butterflies, frogs, camelions and an abundance of insect life. We have plans to extend our veggie garden this year too!
Zuretha Everything you see in these photos are fully organic -- except maybe me!! LOL! Yes, we do it with home-made compost and old kraal manure in very poor, sandy soil. It can be done!! NO fertilizers, NO pesticides, and only borehole water.
BIOWASH SOUTHERN AFRICA Marietjie Lacomme Biowash SA's Contribution to a healthier and sustainable planet.
Living Green Sam Adams Living Green's Organic Food Gardens www.startlivinggreen.co.za
Live Naturally Health and Wellness Store Lee-ann McCleland Preparing for our in store give away of home grown seedlings in recycled newspaper pot
clouddog Teresa Brosnan Transforming a school in Elspark to self sufficiency with a surplus for teachers, parents and the local supermarket!
Isondo Music Sibusiso Victor Masondo In Washington DC
Patricia Ledoux Tyre Veg Garden
Operation Teddy Bear Care Colleen FRIDAY Growing vegetables in a drought stricken are using containers and drip system
Space to Place Designs CC Elsie Roulston Summer veggies
Giba Organics Sean Platt Growing Veggies using Earthboxes and raised beds at our Food Nursery and Educational Demo Farm - www.gibaorgaincs.co.za
JJS Metal art Johan Steyn My vegies
private Shelley-anne breytenbach my little veg and herb garden
Gaia Waldorf School Sanet JOubert Going to Seed
Skitterblink21cc Irma Fourie The Fourie's Veggie patch
Gaia Grows Nursery & organic Veg Tessa Saul growing organis veg for 2 years now, available to purchase.
Agricultural Management Dora Du Plessis Lasagne gardens in small space
Jurie Linde Trees and veggies in my garden.
The Pacific Institute SA Heidi Haasbroek Some inspiration for scrumptious meals
Jaundre Smit Smit you don't need a farm to grow your own vegetables
Scheepers F C Frikkie Scheepers A Round Patch of Lettuce, Spring Onion & Tomatoes at Kitchen Door
West Coast Family Church Mike Channing At West Coast Family Church and Christian School everyone pitched in to help plant our veggie garden!!
Gill's Homeschool Gill Scott Scott family planting red onion seedlings
Private Tika Nel Tika's Little Garden
Cytrus Martin Duys trying a circle garden....
Mahlathini Organics Paul Martin Red oak leaf lettuce being transfered from the seed bed out to the main growing beds
podiatrist nicole meyer my baby radishes
GRASMERE OSTRICHES Elisabeth Rautenbach ORGANIC OPPULENCE
Study Workshop Maru van der Merwe The first seedlings in my new raised bed

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