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Recycling: Used whiteboard markers
Whiteboards are a great invention. Clear to see and easy to use. I use a small one every day for maths practice. Saves so much paper. Ethically a blackboard would be a better option though as as whiteboards while saving paper generate plastic waste via the endless...
Using Herbs
Transcript of Jen's fabulous talk on herbs including how to process home-grown herbs. And her favourite herbal recipes (tea, oils and vinegar, tinctures...)
Volunteers needed at the Plant Lovers Fair
Volunteer for 4 hours and get a free entry to the Plant Lovers Fair in Sep 2024
Moreish Orange Biscuits Recipe
Our Seedbank Coordinator Jen is back with another amazing recipe! Who needs a recipe for some delicious munchies for morning tea?
Meg’s Monthly Musings – Sep 2023
Bill Mollison believed that it wasn't the number of things in a system that mattered, but the relationships between them. In a garden this means applying the principle of "relative location" and grouping things together based upon their use, energy requirements and...
Permaculture Central Coast Seed Bank
Seed saving is a fun and easy way to back up food security for your family as well as providing them with fresh, organic produce. Many new members to our group are surprised when they find out that access to our seed bank is free for members. The only obligation...
Wicking Bed Gardens
Wicking Bed Gardens are self-contained, raised garden beds that have a built in water reservoir at the bottom. They are like a giant self-watering pot, making them incredibly water efficient and low maintenance.
Meg’s Monthly Musings – July 2023
I always feel a subtle shift in mood as we pass the longest night of the year and start heading towards spring. It could be that the steady increase in sunlight each day has something to do with it, or perhaps it’s just the arrival of seed catalogues! So much of...
Permaculture CC members on podcasts
In the past year, different podcasts have featured our Permaculture Central Coast members. Here's a list with a links.
Meg’s Monthly Musings – June 2023
As we head into the depths of winter I always reflect upon how fortunate we are to live in this bioregion. While others will have their gardens buried in snow, we will be able to continue to grow food through what can be a surprisingly productive period. If you...