Pip Magazine Issue 12 has arrived and is ready for you to devour! In issue 12 of Pip Magazine we focus on the microscopic with articles on the soil food web and nurturing your microbiome thus our beautiful butterfly on the cover. Take a sneak peak at some of the top articles in Issue 12… View more
This episode features Kirsten Bradley of Milkwood Permaculture, talking about tomatoes, life and her new book!
Learn how to plant and grow raspberries in your own backyard. They’re easy to grow and don’t take up much space.
We had a wonderful response to our Pip Permie awards for individuals and projects to celebrate dedicated people making change in the world with permaculture. Here is the list of nominees, finalists and our winners. Full profiles on our winners and finalists will be in the Pip issue 11, coming out mid June 2018. Congratulations… View more
Are you ready to plant your garlic for the season? You’re not too late. It’s a great time of year to get your bulbs in the ground. We have just created an easy to follow, Pip-style “How to Plant Garlic” video and we are ready to share it with you. Want more on Garlic? Check… View more
Dynamic Organic Shop 9 & 10, 19 Gibson Street Mandurah WA 6210 Owner: Tamara Deans Email: tamara@dynamicorganic.com.au Tel: 08 9535 8180 Facebook | Website What sort of business is Dynamic Organic? Dynamic Organic is a health and wellness organic super store carrying over 3000 products including all general food items, meat, fish, dairy, vegan, gluten-free, paleo, sugar-free,… View more
I’m back. And what an amazing time I had over at the International Permaculture Conference and Convergence in London. The most amazing part was to be together with so many like-minded people from all around the world. All up there were about 1500 people from 70 different countries that attended the two events. There was… View more
October Gardening Guide – Mediterranean Climate As I look around the garden today, I’m delighted by the brilliant green of new spring foliage, the shade of trees and vines that self-adjust as the weather warms, the rapid emergence of heat-loving vegetables from seed, as well as new growth on the subtropical trees. It all tells… View more
October Gardening Guide – Tropical Climate What to Plant in October? Rocket, mustard, tatsoi and Miners lettuce: Plant seeds at regular intervals to keep the crops coming. These will all tolerate the build-up to the wet season. Darwin lettuce is a more traditional option that does well at this time of the year. The French Sorrel… View more
October Gardening Guide – Cool Climate What to Plant in October? Tomatoes: Cool temperate gardeners are obsessed with tomatoes in October. There is no need to rush your planting, especially if your seedlings are happy in their pots. The best time to plant is when the soil has warmed up a bit (look for self… View more
September Gardening Guide – Tropical Climate What to Plant in September? There is still time to plant the last crop of just about everything. Be aware that some crops will be lost if there is an early wet season. The last couple of years have not seen a good wet season so planting is likely… View more
September Gardening Guide – Mediterranean Climate After some good soaking rains, Adelaide’s soil is now much better charged. We’re also starting to see longer days and some real sunshine, so we can expect the soil to start warming up nicely over the next couple of months ready for the boom time. (Yep, that’s booming weeds… View more
