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Services
Our Services
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A children’s garden built for adventure - Surry Hills
Public Food Forest - Collingwood
Public Food Forest - Mill Park
Public Orchard on Swales - Mill Park
Residential Food Forest - Collingwood
Colourful edible courtyard - Fitzroy
Dry tropical garden - Coastal
Dry low maintenance garden - Hawthorn
School in an orchard - Ballarat
Bold architectural garden - Cheltenham
Tropical Hideaway - Dandenong
About Us
Articles
Plants in space
How water can transform your garden
How to create a frog pond
Green manure
How to create hot compost
Garden remedies
Arizona's Urban Food Forest
Brown is the new green
Climate Change: Disappearing act
Climate Change: Safe space
RETROFITTING: Low Cost Cooling
RETROFITTING: Low Cost Heating
Blog
Inspiration
Contact Us
November 30, 2019
Yvonne Pecujac
Plant what you love

Our gardens are a deeply personal reflection of ourselves and what we love. Add plants to your garden that you love, and food you like to eat.

Plant what you love
November 30, 2019
Yvonne Pecujac
Winning the gardening marathon

With our time-strapped lives, creating low-maintenance gardens just makes good sense – the plants we choose are critical in determining how labour-intensive our gardens will become.

Winning the gardening marathon
November 29, 2019
Yvonne Pecujac
Reducing hard labour in the garden

The Food Forest is working hard but the effort is all in the design of the garden and the thriving ecology, not in human labour.

Reducing hard labour in the garden
Yvonne Pecujac
November 17, 2020

Gardening in a time of crisis

Yvonne Pecujac
November 17, 2020
Gardening in a time of crisis

Out of the global suffering of the past year has come an intense focus on living locally, on gratitude for the plenty we have, on the many joys - and benefits - of living more simply and in tune with nature.

Yvonne Pecujac
January 17, 2020

Worms: the real gardeners

Yvonne Pecujac
January 17, 2020
Worms: the real gardeners

Children have a real fascination with worms matched only by smart gardeners who know that these small creatures are really doing all the hard work.

Tagged: Worms, Organic gardening, Soil, Ecology, No Dig gardening

Yvonne Pecujac
January 17, 2020

My garden harvest

Yvonne Pecujac
January 17, 2020
My garden harvest

This is gardening at its simplest and most pleasurable: literally a few minutes of harvesting in the early morning quiet, which also doubles as garden maintenance, over a soothing cup of tea.

Yvonne Pecujac
January 15, 2020

House plants in space

Yvonne Pecujac
January 15, 2020
House plants in space

Ground-breaking research on plants that help purify enclosed spaces such as space stations is useful in our homes and work spaces.

Tagged: House plants, Air purification, Purifying enclosed spaces, Indoor plants

Yvonne Pecujac
December 30, 2019

Happy New Year

Yvonne Pecujac
December 30, 2019
Happy New Year

Happy New Year with wishes for a restful and joyful end of year.

Source: happy-new-year

Yvonne Pecujac
November 30, 2019

From little things big things grow

Yvonne Pecujac
November 30, 2019
From little things big things grow

The demand for instant gardens means there is often little tolerance for planting small trees, but in our experience trees that are planted when they are small grow to be more robust, sound plants. 

Tagged: Low Cost Gardens, Design, Scented Gardens, Trees, Planting

Yvonne Pecujac
November 30, 2019

In praise of trees

Yvonne Pecujac
November 30, 2019
In praise of trees

Trees do a lot for us: they shade, screen, shelter, cool and filter pollution, give us fruit, nuts and berries and live much longer than we do. Trees are, quite simply, indispensable.

Tagged: Trees, Low Maintenace, Design

Yvonne Pecujac
November 30, 2019

Plant what you love

Yvonne Pecujac
November 30, 2019
Plant what you love

Our gardens are a deeply personal reflection of ourselves and what we love. Add plants to your garden that you love, and food you like to eat.

Tagged: Food Gardens, Edible Gardens, Design

Yvonne Pecujac
November 30, 2019

Winning the gardening marathon

Yvonne Pecujac
November 30, 2019
Winning the gardening marathon

With our time-strapped lives, creating low-maintenance gardens just makes good sense – the plants we choose are critical in determining how labour-intensive our gardens will become.

Tagged: Low Maintenance, Food Forest, Food Gardens, Design

Yvonne Pecujac
November 29, 2019

Reducing hard labour in the garden

Yvonne Pecujac
November 29, 2019
Reducing hard labour in the garden

The Food Forest is working hard but the effort is all in the design of the garden and the thriving ecology, not in human labour.

Tagged: Low Maintenance, Food Forest, Food Gardens, Design

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