Groweasy in Crookwell, New South Wales | Urban Farm

Groweasy

Locality: Crookwell, New South Wales

Phone: +61 456 074 113

Address: 10 King Road 2583 Crookwell, NSW, Australia

Website: http://groweasy.com.au/

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24.01.2022 Wicking beds and fruit tree espalier, built from recycled timber and ACQ treated pine, complete with netting frames to keep the birds and possums at bay. @ Garran

20.01.2022 They say good things come in threes and this latest install doesn't disappoint. #grow_easy #wickingbed #veggiegarden #raisedbeds #gardeninggoals #backyardfarming #growfoodnotlawns #gardeningwithstyle #outdoorliving #gardenideas #urbanhorticulture #urbanagriculture #gardeninspiration @ Garran, Canberra

20.01.2022 Wishing all my customers and followers a Merry Christmas and a happy and productive New Year. I haven't posted at all this year,, so sharing a short video of this years highlights

20.01.2022 Even in cooler climates there's something you can grow year round in your veggie garden. Some of my winter veggies included cabbage, buk choy, wonbuk, kale, spring onions and broccoli. You get a steady supply of greens by picking outer leaves through the cooler months and then big harvests in early spring, as you start removing whole plants to make way for spring-summer crops. A quick, simple and tasty way to prepare, is sautee onions in butter, garlic, lemon juice, salt and pepper, then tossed through your roughly chopped greens until wilted. @ Crookwell, New South Wales

20.01.2022 I'll be running another workshop at Goulburn community garden later this month. Please come along or share if you're interested in learning about wicking beds and how to build one. We'll also be discussing the best ways to keep your veggie garden soil happy and healthy.

19.01.2022 Harvested the last of this year's garlic and "thinned" some carrots. I would normally thin rows of carrots when they're smaller, but didn't get round to it, fortunately they've managed to make their own room. With garlic I harvest when there's 2-3 green leaves left at the top, removing any seed heads if they appear.

18.01.2022 These wicking beds were designed to meet the needs of a "growing" family, perfect for mum, dad and the kids. #grow_easy #wickingbed #raisedbeds #veggiegarden #familygarden #outdoorliving #backyardfarming #veggiegrowing #growfoodnotlawns #growyourownfood #urbanhorticulture #urbanagriculture #australianhardwood #treatedpine #veggiegrowing

16.01.2022 How cool is this "fasiation" on one of my Mizuna mustard plants. Fasiation describes an unusual growth form on plants, where the normally spherical growth point takes on a flattened or ribbon like shape @ Crookwell, New South Wales

16.01.2022 New wicking beds and very happy clients, loving the look and no more bending.

15.01.2022 https://www.crookwellgazette.com.au//fragile-seedlings-ne/

15.01.2022 Last weekend I co-hosted a workshop @canberracityfarm. Despite the cold weather we had over 30 participants enjoying a detailed discussion and demonstration of all things wicking beds, as well as an in-depth look at soil fertility and biology and other important topics for successful backyard veggie growing. The questions and conversations flowed for 4 hours and concluded with a soup and pizza lunch prepared at the garden. 3 water-up wicking beds have now been installed alo...ngside 3 standard raised beds, garden members will be monitoring water use and other variables to further evaluate the benefits of wicking beds. A massive thankyou to all involved, with special mention to Bob @water_ups , Dan @revive_landscapes_living_walls , Chris @roogullifarm and Walter and Linda from Canberra city farm @ Homegrown Me and Canberra City Farm Community Kitchen See more

15.01.2022 A little up-cycling project - compost bins and small screen to contain chook scratchings. Old pallets, fence palings, timber offcuts and leftover shade cloth were used. Total material spend of $20 for star pickets. @ Queanbeyan, New South Wales

15.01.2022 With the fruit tree espalier completed and chicken coop installed, this backyard now has a dedicated area for the chooks and bees, @ Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

13.01.2022 Couple of new Groweasy wicking beds #grow_easy #wickingbeds #veggiegarden #raisedbeds #gardeninspiration #outdoorliving #growyourown #gardenideas #gardeningwithstyle #readyforspring #backyardfarming #urbanhorticulture #urbanagriculture @ Griffith

11.01.2022 With this weeks forcast heat wave, be sure to hydrate and mulch your garden to minimise stress for your plants

08.01.2022 Custom design wicking beds to match the new deck and house renovation @ Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

07.01.2022 A revamp for this client's veggie garden, replacing tired old metal beds with a couple of Groweasy wicking beds, happy growing!

06.01.2022 Out with the not so old veggie patch, which was starting to rot and fall apart and was completely invaded by tree roots. Not an issue with these replacement wicking beds, built to last, water efficient, productive and look fantastic to boot @ Weston Creek, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

05.01.2022 Now is a great time to be planting in your patch, get amongst it this weekend if you haven't started already

04.01.2022 Amazing what can be done with recycled materials, I absolutely love this and so does the customer. The timber was recovered from their previous deck and tin was salvaged from an old roof. 2.3m x 1m wicking bed @ Narrabundah

04.01.2022 This design incorpororates WaterUp cells, which I have in stock and available for sale. Corrugated iron and timber sleeper beds designed for use with waterups are also available in kit form on order. WaterUps from Down Under

03.01.2022 Full makeover for this courtyard area, with 4 wicking beds installed. Some slightly new designs and incorporating water-up cells, equates to 10 square meters of growing space, sitting above more than a 1000 litres of water storage. @ Evatt

01.01.2022 Stir fry ingredients from the garden, supplemented by my first harvest of homegrown oyster mushrooms @ Crookwell, New South Wales