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was submitted by Allie (somfint@hotmail.com) on Tue Jun 12 23:03:51 EST 2001 Where are you From: South Australia URL: http://spiralmonkey.b0x.com/index.html comments: comments:This is a great site, well done!!! Its great to find the info you're looking for with no mucking around !! Thankyou so much!!...:)
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was submitted by Marianne South (marianne_south@yahoo.co.uk) on Mon Jun 11 02:35:29 EST 2001 Where are you From: Reading, England URL: no comments: comments: Dear David and Kay, i love your site! myself, my boyfriend and his brother are thinking of moving to Brisbane. your site will be a great help for our garden and getting our idea off the ground. thanks! Maz
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was submitted by Robert Woolley (woolley@ausinfo.com.au) on Sun Jun 10 18:43:56 EST 2001 Where are you From: Broadbeach Waters.4218 URL: nil comments: comments:This is my first visit to this website.I am impressed and will make good use of it to learn as much as possible.Congratulations to you both,keep up your good work.....Robert good work. Robert.
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was submitted by John O'Neill (kiwijohn@igrin.co.nz) on Thu Jun 7 19:20:26 EST 2001 Where are you From: NZ latterly comments: comments:Like it a lot and find it very helpful. I have some trouble deciding if Northland New Zealand is subtropical or warm-temperate. No doubt I'll find out in time. John Jeavons' book "The sustainable Vegetable garden" is my guide at the moment, basically because he is not afraid to use the dread word "calories" as his objective in vegetable growing and suggests the easiest crops to sustain us. Pity he works out of California and in lbs and inches. Good luck with your efforts. John
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was submitted by randy duckworth (randyd20@glade.net) on Thu Jun 7 13:58:12 EST 2001 Where are you From: Texas comments: comments:i enjoyed reading your web sight and will put it in my bookmark.I do have one question....i am tilling in between my beds or rows and will that help my vegtable plants?
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was submitted by Cherie (shortyh@optusnet.com.au) on Wed Jun 6 21:20:22 EST 2001 Where are you From: Nambour QLD URL: no comments: comments: Yes, I love your site. I will be putting the info to good use. I am very interested in growing organic food, and hope to be able to rely on it as much as possible. This site reminds me of Grass Roots magazine but on the internet. Keep up the good work guys!
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was submitted by Daphne Burrows (valenciab@powerup.com.au) on Sun May 27 22:01:41 EST 2001 Where are you From: Karana Downs Q.4306 URL: Yes but it is empty. comments: comments:I think it is a fantastic site. It is just wonderful to have a QUEENSLAND gardening site. We tire of all the southern plants on TV gardening programs.....well I do. Thank you once again. All the best...Daphne B.
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was submitted by gordon odell (gwodell@telusplanet.net) on Fri May 25 14:33:46 EST 2001 Where are you From: peers alberta canada URL: no comments: comments:keep up the good work, an excellent guide for us not so smart gardenrs
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form. It was submitted by Kevin Cox (www.kdcmed@hotmail.com) on Thu Jul 27 09:06:16 EST 2000 Where are you From: Scotland Island NSW URL: no comments: Type Comments Here Got your site out of Gardening Australia.Silly me thought I would only look at it for a few mins., now I'm gladly running late,Thank you for slowing me down. I will be back with lots more time to spare and a better comment. Cheers Coxy
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form. It was submitted by Laura Thompson (thommo@mackay.net.au) on Sat Jul 22 17:54:19 EST 2000 Where are you From: Sarina, Qld URL: no comments: Type Comments Here I enjoyed Organic Down Under very much. I shall be checking your site from time to time to pick up some hints. Thanks!
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form. It was submitted by Judy (talied@hotmail.com) on Fri Jul 21 09:19:08 EST 2000 Where are you From: Crabtree Tasmania URL: www.angelfire.com/wa/talieds/ comments: Greetings...what a great informative site..I shall be ordering your booklet!!!Healing comes in all shapes and sizes and what better way than to get in touch with the Earth..the way she would like!!! Love and Light to you...
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form. It was submitted by marc Gibson (surfinhippie@hotmail.com) on Fri Jul 21 07:27:13 EST 2000 Where are you From: england URL: no sorry comments: i have taken quite alot of very usefull infomation off your site and i thank you very much. keep up the good work and we have a better suggestion for crop in your hydroponic setup, think about it. thanks again, chopper
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form. It was submitted by Caroline Andrew (blaira@winshop.com.au) on Wed Jul 19 21:33:15 EST 2000 Where are you From: Tamborine Qld 4270 comments: I love your site. It offers hope to me, a phytocidal maniac. I could probably even get enthused about gardening except I have this problem - POSSUMS. I tried putting up a chicken wire fence but they just seem to scale that. I even put small plastic mesh tubes around my plants, and they climb into the tubes and chomp everything to the ground. I tried growing things in pots on my verandah - they come down and eat it (they must like me alot!) Now, I know you're not supposed to do anything nasty to our poor little ol' native animals, but I am sorely tempted. Any clues on what I can do?
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form. It was submitted by brenda cagle (fizzfizzus@aol.com) on Thu Jul 20 03:51:27 EST 2000 Where are you From: us comments: tomato plants. To get new tomato plants simply break off suckers from parent plant. pot them up to thier first 2 leaves in a rich planting medium. Put them in partial shade for 1 week, keep well watered. plants will start to root in 2 weeks. This allows you to start fewer plants over the winter months.
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