Article: Neil Williams (Canberra Organic – Summer 2023) Welcome to the Summer 2023 edition of Canberra Organic. The spring just past proved to be a busy period across our gardens …
President’s Report Summer 2023
Index to Canberra Organic magazine (1993 – 2023)
A selective index of articles of perennial interest from Canberra Organic (from Autumn 1993 to Spring 2023) This index, produced by Peter White, COGS member at the Charnwood Community Garden, …
Brew your own liquid fertiliser
Article and Photos: Ed Highley (Canberra Organic – Spring 2023) For a few years now, I’ve had good results using a ‘solution’ of the organic fertiliser and soil conditioner ‘Dynamic …
President’s Report Spring 2023
Article: Neil Williams (Canberra Organic – Spring 2023) Welcome to the Spring edition of Canberra Organic. Spring is always an exciting time in Canberra as gardens come back to life, …
President’s Report Winter 2023
Article: Neil Williams (Canberra Organic – Winter 2023) A warm welcome to the winter 2023 issue. This is my first article as President. Firstly, I would like to pay tribute …
Phoenix rising
A tale of renewal after Canberra’s bushfires Article: (Canberra Organic – Autumn 2023) After one our wettest years on record in 2022, it is hard to fathom the events that …
President’s Report Autumn 2023
Autumn 2023 Article: Andy Hrast (Canberra Organic – Autumn 2023). Dear fellow COGS member What a mild summer we are having. Its mid-January and there have been only a few …
Crop Rotation
Crop Rotation Article reproduced with permission from Mark Peoples from Earth guide 1977, Food Co-operative and the Conservation Society, University of Melbourne, Australia. Photos: Sue Pavasaris: (Canberra Organic – Summer …
Tomatoes
Article: Andy Hrast (COGS Quarterly – Summer 2021) History The tomato is the edible berry (it’s technically a berry rather than fruit) of the plant Solanum lycopersicum, commonly known as …
President’s Report Summer 2022
Summer 2022 Article: Andy Hrast (Canberra Organic – Summer 2022). Dear fellow COGS member Rain and more rain. And the forecast is for continuing wet weather. Our gardens are waterlogged …