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New Product: The Balcony

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For the balcony and other small areas or just to have herbs handy outside the back door. The Balcony is 60 cm x 40 cm. It comes with wood chip, pervious mat, inspection/fill pipe and overflow tap. All that is required is 40 litres of quality soil/potting mix rich in organic matter/compost. The tap ensures no water is spilt so this Watersaver Garden can go anywhere. Only available in black at the moment. http://watersavergardens.com.au/collections/standard-height-garden-beds/products/balcony

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Fantastic Flowers!

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David & Julie from Kedron Brisbane sent me this photo. Shows you can grow anything in a Watersaver Garden.    

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Win a $150 voucher

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I am running a comp until the 20th of November. Just email me some photos of your watersaver garden. There is one prize for the most flourishing garden and one is a lucky draw so anyone can win! Here are some of the entries: We love our garden! It has been producing some fantastic veg. We have been trying new recipes as well! The canopy is a great addition!Keep up the good work!Kind regardsA and S    I have two of your watersaver gardens which I planted late last year. They are working great and I have sent you a photo to...

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Carnival of Flowers

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The Sydney Garden Show was a success despite the rain. Being a guest of Bec's twelve floors up overlooking the Harbour made for a pleasant stay. I have had hundreds through during the Carnival. They love Jaye's front garden of predominantly natives, many of which are in flower. Also a lot of interest in my vege gardens all looking great without the constant weeding or watering.   Part of my display Some of my garlic ready to harvest Potatoes just planted looking good Jay's garden looks fantastic

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The Jumbo has landed

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It had to happen, I have built a Jumbo garden. At three metres long it is 25% bigger than my Extra Large. That's as big as I can get without adding extra centre support (and cost). I have built two in Pale Eucalypt if you want a really big garden. They may become 'collectors items' as I am not sure whether to make any more, the extra length is not user friendly in my workshop. At only 15% more to buy than the Extra Large they are good value at only $380. Please respond to the blog or send me...

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