Autumn 2021 Article: Andy Hrast (Canberra Organic – Autumn 2021) Happy New Year to all our COGS members. We hope 2021 will be much better than 2020. It has already …
President’s Report
Soil
The foundation of productive organic gardening is building and maintaining a healthy soil in which the plants will grow. It is the soil that provides the nutrients needed by plants …
Cherries
Growing Cherries Cherries are closely related to apricots, plums, nectarines and peaches, which are collectively known as drupes, or more commonly known as stone fruit. They belong to the Prunus …
Mitchell Garden
The Mitchell Garden was set up in 1996 to provide a space for local residence of the Gungahlin and north Canberra area to enjoy organic gardening in a community setting. …
Constitution
The following updated COGS Constitution was ratified in October 2022. If you have any questions please contact the committee. View Constitution (October 2022) Download Constitution (October 2022) 1 Canberra Organic …
Organic Gardening
The organic movement endeavours to provide an alternative to modern industrial agriculture’s dependence on synthetic fertilisers, fungicides, herbicides and genetic modification. Organic growers use natural means for improving and preserving …