Moonrise School of Permaculture in Kallista, Victoria, Australia | Garden centre

Moonrise School of Permaculture

Locality: Kallista, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 407 457 707

Address: 74 Monbulk Rd 3160 Kallista, VIC, Australia

Website: http://tamaraandduckyhaveadventures.blogspot.com.au

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25.01.2022 Do you love VEGIE SEEDLINGS? We do! We have a large range of organically grown vegie seedlings that are jumping out of their pots with this warm weather!! Grow...ing your own food saves money and the planet. I love connecting people with food plants!! Visit my beautiful permaculture nursery in Kallista Open ten til four Thursday to Sunday 74 Monbulk Rd At the Kallista roundabout We have EFTPOS We know where our plants come from, we know the seed is open pollinated and non gm. We know the soil used and that the pots are reused. I have sweetcorn, purple beans, spring onions, globe artichoke, marigolds, mescalin mix from Miranda Mueller from @gotoground And mixed lettuce, perpetual spinach, rocket, kale, mustard, celery and cardoons from Janet Ridley. Janet also grows many of my herbs. We are stocked to the brim with these awesome organic plants... Oregano Thyme Parsley Tarragon Cardamom leaf Peppermint Common mint Ginger mint Vietnamese mint Savoury of Crete Rosemary Coriander Watercress Chervil Stevia Lemon Verbena Medicinal herbs include White Yarrow Clary sage Lavender Rosemary Tansy Aloe vera Feverfew Valerian Chamomile Lemon balm Self heal Rosemary Lavender Mugwort #forestedge #permaculture #permaculturelife #dandenongranges #vegies #vegieseedlings #Kallistavillage #permaculturewomen #gardensofthedandenongranges #growyourownfood

23.01.2022 End of a gorgeous Saturday in the Dandenong Ranges. What a spectacular place to live and work. I like to sit down here with the duckies and turn over compost or... straw for them to get some WORMIES. Lilly still has a sore leg and is resting after much fun in the compost but ducky is still going with his murmured muffled quacks. Its a wonderfully familiar and soothing sound thats made me feel moments of contentment even if it feels like storm clouds are circling. I've been harvesting compost made earlier in the year for my tomato bed and covered it with bunny poo straw. We plant tomatoes on Melbourne cup day up here as its colder than the rest of Melbourne. Ducky has checked it all out and approves. I'm thinking of adding some lucerne hay to warm it up for cup day. I love experimenting in the garden. And listening to old gardeners tell me about the minutiae of their techniques. Visit my beautiful permaculture nursery in Kallista Open ten til four Thursday to Sunday 74 Monbulk Rd At the Kallista roundabout We have EFTPOS #compost #ducky #ducks #ducksofinstagram #composting #forestedgestone #forestedge #permaculture #permaculturelife #kallista #dandenongranges #Kallistavillage #nursery #nurserylife #womeninpermaculture #herbalmedicine #herbs #medicinalherbs #culinaryherbs #heritagefruit #gardensofthedandenongranges #plants #cookingherbs #organic #nosprays #growyourownfood #growfoodnotlawns

21.01.2022 See you at the march!!

21.01.2022 I love adult Leopard Slugs. I got these ones to pose for me. They are mostly carnivorous and eat baby slugs and snails. Their mating is a spectacular. Baby leop...ard slugs are mainly herbivores... less spectacular. At the nursery I've been asked a lot lately about slugs and snails. As a permaculturist I don't use poisons or pellets so I've written a few tips below How to stop slugs and snails eating EVERYTHING. There's nothing worse than spending a fortune on seeds and seedlings only to have them wiped out by our slimy friends. Some quick tips: Before you start, place half lettuces in the area you want to plant. Give the area a good water before dusk. Go out after dark with a torch - head torches are good - and pick off the slugs and snails. Ducks and chooks will love them. If you're not keen on doing this you can put them in a part of the garden where they can eat whatever they want. Frogs and lizards will probably move in to take advantage of the food source. Repeat nightly for at least a week. Keep going until the area is denuded. Place beer traps near the lettuce for the ones you miss. I use coopers red, they love it. Don't bother with light beer, they just drink and drive home. Search for them during the day in likely places. They sleep in cool and moist spots. Bill Mollison once told me that they live in fire retardant plants because they cant escape a fire quickly. Try the side of stones facing into the garden bed, inside ceramic pots and plastic tubing, stacks of plastic pots. Look under anything that looks nibbled. Once your seedlings are in you can protect them overnight with a sealed container (dont use a plant pot because slugs get through the holes). Or you can cut the bottom off a plastic bottle and cover plants. At night you will find tiny slugs climbing on them. Take the covers off in the morning. Visit my beautiful permaculture nursery in Kallista Open ten til four Thursday to Sunday 74 Monbulk Rd At the Kallista roundabout We have EFTPOS We have organically grown Heritage seed, Vegie seedlings, Culinary herbs, Medicinal herbs, Single and multigraft heritage fruit trees. #forestedge #permaculture #permaculturelife #dandenongranges #gardening #Kallistavillage #permaculturewomen #gardensofthedandenongranges #growyourownfood #leopardslugs #slugs #Limaxmaximus

14.01.2022 So many different colors and types of flowers in our designs means more types of bugs and a more abundant ecosystem. We'll be learning about beauty and permaculture in my upcoming women's only PDC. https://www.facebook.com/events/314834585798751 More info on WPDC2019 ... Women's Permaculture Design Course starting on March 12th 2019. Please register here https://goo.gl/forms/evJoBkdLI9jlC8LE2 To provide course stability and student care I will be your course facilitator and main teacher. I will be at class every week. These wonderful course assistants will be at classes most weeks. Miranda Meuller Denise Mckay Megan Delldint Flemming To support you through the course and beyond, every student to have a mentor, a woman who is in the Permaculture movement. There is a limit to 20 students in the course. As soon as you have paid your deposit I would like to meet each women to get to know you before the course. This helps me be a better teacher. Course dates Course commences March 12th 2019 And runs to late July. Classes run on Tuesday nights with some weekend field trips. With a month off from late may to late June as Tamara is going overseas. Course costs $1200 fully waged $1000 concession 5 fully funded scholarships for women of colour with preference given to women who identify as aboriginal. $1400 fully waged with contribution towards the scholarship for women of colour. Payment plan available $50 per week or fortnight Deposit $200 Topics for each week will be available in February. I am encouraging new women PDC teachers and will be mentoring all teachers according to their need. Teachers joining us so far... Wendy Bennett Miranda Meuller Taj Scicluna Ty Stark Megan Delldint Flemming Jagjit Plahe Justine Walsh I can't wait to do the course with you!! The facebook event is here https://www.facebook.com/events/314834585798751/ Registration form is here https://goo.gl/forms/evJoBkdLI9jlC8LE2

08.01.2022 We have vegie seedlings. So exciting!! We know where our plants come from, we know the seed is open pollinated and non gm. We know the soil used and that the ...pots are reused. These are the first of the babies from Miranda Mueller from @gotogroundpermaculture I have sweetcorn, purple beans, leeks, garlic, spring onions, globe artichoke, marigolds, mescalin mix and more!! I have snow peas, golden oregano and creeping comfrey from Sonja who is the garden teacher at Kallista primary. And perpetual spinach, rocket, kale, mustard, celery and cardoons from Janet Ridley. Janet also grows most of my herbs. Visit my beautiful permaculture nursery in Kallista Open ten til four Thursday to Sunday 74 Monbulk Rd At the Kallista roundabout We have EFTPOS We are stocked to the brim with these awesome organic plants... Sage Oregano Thyme Parsley Tarragon Cardamom leaf Peppermint Common mint Ginger mint Vietnamese mint Savoury of Crete Rosemary Coriander Watercress Chervil Stevia Lemon Verbena Medicinal herbs include White Yarrow Clary sage Lavender Rosemary Tansy Aloe vera Feverfew Valerian Comfrey Chamomile Lemon balm Self heal Rosemary Lavender Sage Mugwort Visit my beautiful permaculture nursery in Kallista Open ten til four Thursday to Sunday 74 Monbulk Rd At the Kallista roundabout We have EFTPOS #forestedgestone #forestedge #permaculture #permaculturelife #kallista #dandenongranges #Kallistavillage #nursery #nurserylife #womeninpermaculture #herbalmedicine #herbs #medicinalherbs #culinaryherbs #gardensofthedandenongranges #plants #cookingherbs #organic #nosprays #nopoisons #permaculturegrown #growyourownfood #growfoodnotlawns

07.01.2022 Clary sage $10 Wonderful flowers for pollinators The leaves are used to make an eye wash. The seeds are gelatinous when wet and are used to adhere to foreign b...odies in the eye to remove them. It is used to reduce the severity of hot flushes during menopause. The essential oil is good for anxiety and depression, l used its healing qualities for the many dark years. The young leaves can be used as a herb for salads, fritters and jellies. Visit my beautiful permaculture nursery in Kallista Open ten til four Thursday to Sunday 74 Monbulk Rd At the Kallista roundabout We have EFTPOS We know where our plants come from, we know the seed is open pollinated and non gm. We know the soil used and that the pots are reused. I have sweetcorn, purple beans, spring onions, globe artichoke, marigolds, mescalin mix from Miranda Mueller from @gotoground I have snow peas, golden oregano and creeping comfrey from Sonja who is the garden teacher at Kallista primary. And mixed lettuce, perpetual spinach, rocket, kale, mustard, celery and cardoons from Janet Ridley. Janet also grows most of my herbs. We are stocked to the brim with these awesome organic plants... Oregano Thyme Parsley Tarragon Cardamom leaf Peppermint Common mint Ginger mint Vietnamese mint Savoury of Crete Rosemary Coriander Watercress Chervil Stevia Lemon Verbena Medicinal herbs include White Yarrow Clary sage Lavender Rosemary Tansy Aloe vera Feverfew Valerian Chamomile Lemon balm Self heal Rosemary Lavender Mugwort

06.01.2022 WPDC2019! I'm so happy to be teaching again. This time it's all women!!

03.01.2022 Mark this one in the diary for December 21st in the Southern Hemisphere!