Today we built a trellis out of recycled jarrah timber for passion fruit vines.
Our friend Richard re-roofed an old building in the city of Perth and my Dad and my brother collected all the old timber. 3½ tonne of beautiful old jarrah!
We set the three posts 2m apart and 2m high.
Dad mixing the cement.
And we poured it in at the base of each post.
Trying not to get splashed.
The three posts setting in the concrete!
I will complete this with stainless steel wires, passion fruit vines & compatible herbs planted in the garden bed just in front of the trellis.
Thanks so much Dad!
CJP xo
The Gooseberry Patch - Courtney's Permaculture Garden Personal Project 2011 - 2012. Courtney attends St Brigid's College, Lesmurdie. There she studies under the International Bacclaureate Programme, where each student is required to complete a personal project. This a significant piece of work that is the product of the student's own initiative and creativity. Welcome to The Gooseberry Patch
Sunday, 22 April 2012
Saturday, 21 April 2012
With a scratch, scratch here and a scratch, scratch there!
Today we made a moveable chicken pen to put over areas where weeds have re-sprouted. Dad's in the background working on the passion fruit trellis (more about that next post).
We collected the girls and put them in.
Lucy & Penny.
Raven.
Curiousity and the Cat!
Bock, Bock! The girls are very happy!
CJP xo
Friday, 13 April 2012
Indian Summer
Well by half way through Autumn I thought I would have had most of my plants in - but with our Indian Summer in Perth going on and on - I have held off. So with a few showers predicted for early next week and the temperature finally under 30 degrees - this weekend should be a productive one in my garden! In the mean time I have been busy compiling my report, which is coming together nicely.
CJP x
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