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Links for Gardening Information and Inspiration

CFS Fact Sheet - Fire Retardant plants

While no plant is completely fire resistant, some plants are more flammable than others, a quality that may be relevant for planning and growing in our hills gardens.

Given the right conditions - ALL plants will burn

The CFS have provided a fact sheet with information about this topic and a list of plants that are more difficult to burn.

To access fact sheet - Click here

The Adelaide Hills Council has also provided a useful Native Habitat Gardening Guide for low flammability gardens. Click here

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Atriplex -salt bush

Atriplex halimus

(Mediterranean saltbush)

Garden Clubs of Australia

See what gardening clubs around Australia are doing here

Sophie Thompson - ABC's Gardening Australia SA presenter

Sophie shares her enduring love affair with plants and gardens

Click here for Sophie's Patch. 

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Rare Fruit Society

Growing foods and plants from the four corners of the globe. Read more here.

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Diggers Gardening Club

Gardening advice for growing the edible and the beautiful. Sales of seeds and plants and fact sheets. Click here.

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ABC's Gardening Australia

Gardening Australia provides horticultural and gardening advice

Click here to find Gardening Australia's valuable resource for gardeners.

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Permaculture Association of SA
Sharing permaculture knowledge and practical solutions for sustainable living

Click here to the Permaculture SA web site.

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Your Earth Food

Bronwyn Holme has a different approach to growing healthier, more resilient gardens—one that doesn’t rely on synthetic fertilizers or endless inputs. "It's about feeding the soil, not the plant". A series of articles help to understand the benefits of mycorrhizal fungi and beneficial bacteria for healing the soil.​

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Roundup alternatives
Roundup alternatives without glyphosate are available and can be effective. Organic brand options use naturally occurring oils or acids, and some alternatives can even be made with household ingredients.​

Read more: Go to ConsumerNotice.org, a website dedicated to providing information about harmful products, environmental hazards, and preventing personal injuries.

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Gardening Club of the Adelaide Hills since 1986

A member of Gardening Clubs of Australia (GCA)

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Monthly meetings at 7.15pm on 4th Thursday

Stirling RSL (Apex Park) 5 Merrion Tce, Stirling

Share your thoughts or join up

​Email : stirlinghillsgardenclub@gmail.com

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