zone 2

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Published on Tuesday, 01 November 2011 02:59

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The following photo galleries show how our zone 2 (permaculture) garden areas have progressed over time - from 2003 to the present. As with all the photo galleries on the site, please single click on an image to see a larger view and/or a slideshow.

Once again, our biggest challenge has been the soil and the need to incorporate as much organic matter as possible. This area is where we used the woodchip mulch that came from the trees that we cleared from the house site in 2005. Once again, after several years, we are finally starting to see some progress.

the rainforest is growing (summer 2011) unripe red tamarillo fruit (summer 2011) native gardenia and palm trees (winter 2011) tamarillo and other plants (winter 2011) another look (winter 2009) the palms are growing (winter 2009) valencia orange tree (winter 2009) young foxtail palm and alexandra palms are planted (summer 2007) a different view (spring 2005) wood chip mulch is spread over area to be converted to rainforest (winter 2005) genus ficus (autumn 2004) small area that will be converted to rainforest (spring 2003)		the bank is growing (summer 2011) another view (winter 2009) dwarf brisbane wattle, leptospermum and liriopes (winter 2009) the liriopes and natives growing (spring 2010) some early plantings (summer 2007) eventually will become an australian native garden (spring 2006)
young mango tree and clover ground-cover (spring 2011) four mango trees planted (spring 2011) cyathea australis (spring 2010) marjoram and portulacas growing (spring 2009) woodchip mulch covering garden area (spring 2006)		native tick orchid (winter 2005) native tick orchid in flower (winter 2005) plectranthrus (autumn 2005) summer red eucalyptus and banksia in flower (autumn 2008) sugarcane mulch being added to the garden (spring 2006) plants going into the woodland area (autumn 2005) the woodland area cleared (winter 2004) young french lavendar plants (summer 2003)

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