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24.01.2022 Get further 25% off on Tube-O-Worms, 500 and 1000 live worms Visit - https://bit.ly/3gnIGSo -

24.01.2022 Here's an eco-friendly tip for starting your own seeds - use toilet rolls! It's a fun little project and it's 100% sustainable. When the seeds grow into seedlings, you can plant straight into the garden. Are you growing your own veggies at home? If not, you should be! It's so satisfying and you don't need a lot of space! The best part about growing your own food is that you get to close the loop on your household sustainability. Use the nutrients from your worm farm or compost bin to fertilise your veggies and build your soil > grow your own food > eat it > recycle the scraps and the whole process starts again!

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23.01.2022 Spotted! The first pumpkin on the vine! This year I’m experimenting with growing my pumpkins over an arbour as they’re planted in my raised garden beds - so I’m trying to be savvy with space. So far it’s working well, and my outdoor space looks so lush with the vine growing vertically

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16.01.2022 What’s growing in your patch? Can you guess what I’m growing here?

11.01.2022 Harvest! Aren’t these colours just amazing I was so excited about my first pumpkin, little did I know there were two more sneakily hiding on the vine.

11.01.2022 Who else gets that little feeling of self accomplishment you when your freshly sown seeds sprout! It’s a good feeling, right? What are you planting at the moment?

11.01.2022 Tumbleweed Giveaway. Visit us on Instagram to enter! https://www.instagram.com/tumbleweedgardening/

10.01.2022 Scraps can grow! If you're not already recycling your food waste, then you should be. Recycling your food waste at home is a positive step towards sustainable living by diverting waste from landfill. Better yet, you can recycle this waste into rich compost that you can use to grow your own food! Close the loop on sustainability at your home.

09.01.2022 Composting tip - remember to mix your compost at least once a week to create an aerobic environment for increased microbial activity. Our Compost Mate tool makes mixing easy! Water approximately 5L of water weekly and don’t forget to mix through some compost conditioner to maintain a healthy pH level. Our new Compost Accelerator is a great additive to speed up decomposition too! Featuring our new Tumbleweed 150L Gedye bin - perfect for a small urban backyard!!

09.01.2022 Worm Farming 101 - Sarah explains how to identify and solve some of your FAQ's.

09.01.2022 Picking the first zucchini’s from my summer crop - don’t they look good! Zucchini’s are so easy to grow and you don’t need a lot of space to grow them. After pulling out my last crop I prepared my raised beds by adding 1 x bag sheep manure, 1 x bag cow manure, 1/2 barrow mature compost and an entire tray of worm castings. No wonder these beauties look so good!

08.01.2022 How much organic waste do you compost each week? Do you use a worm farm, or compost bin, or both?

07.01.2022 The Worm Buffet is a compact waste converter, turning scraps into soil to nourish and feed surrounding your plants! It's a space-saving design that enables maximum room for growing your veggies - while supplying surrounding plants with beneficial nutrients to self-fertilise for really yummy home-grown food. The best part - the worms do all the work! Worms process your food scraps and turn them into rich castings, to deliver this nutrient into the surrounding soil th...rough the holes in the worm farm. This means they're free-range worms! Now available in Australia, and coming soon to the US! See more

07.01.2022 The recent rain has made such a difference to my garden! I’ve spent the last two weekends getting compost around my roses and they’ve taken off! A rich homemade compost can make all the difference in plant health

02.01.2022 How good is this worm farming set up! We spotted our worm farms @mayfieldgarden in Oberon NSW. What does your set up look like?

02.01.2022 Let's talk Compost! The microbes responsible for breaking down compost need a balanced diet of nitrogen and carbon. Nitrogen comes from green materials such as food scraps, manure and grass clippings. Carbon comes from brown materials such as dead leaves, straw, wood chips, and shredded paper. A ratio that contains equal portions works best for a balanced and healthy compost.