Bulk manure tip: Many sheep farmers will be more than happy for someone to take as many bags of manure as they want from under the shearing shed. Just remember to bring your own bags!!
Yes... But sheep's are normally found in lower areas then qld .. a few farmers I have since heard in western brizzy and Atherton tablelands ... But very true. In lower NSW my whole garden was sheep manure.. with a dash of chook crap
Enjoying these videos. It is absolutely amazing just how many things you can recycle and repurpose - just takes a little bit of thought to use what you have around you. It actually becomes a bit of a life game when you get into it.
Thank you Jerry for your wonderful, interesting video. I really enjoy your videos and the way you explain gardening information. Also, it is so good to have a fellow Qld gardener, as I live on the Sunshine Coast. Thanks for all of the tips!😊🌻🌳🌺
In the kitchen we used to put a piece of paper towel in a ziploc bag with the cheese, keep it dry, works just as well as silica gels and is compostable. I'm assuming RSPCA guidelines is code for a one wood golf club
hello I noticed that you had purple sweet potato slips.. are those the Japanese ones that are purple in the middle? i can not find them down here in northern nsw... any ideas please.
Bulk manure tip: Many sheep farmers will be more than happy for someone to take as many bags of manure as they want from under the shearing shed. Just remember to bring your own bags!!
Excellent tip! Thanks so much.
Yes... But sheep's are normally found in lower areas then qld .. a few farmers I have since heard in western brizzy and Atherton tablelands ...
But very true.
In lower NSW my whole garden was sheep manure.. with a dash of chook crap
Love Gerry, down to earth, very knowledgeable, great advice and great sense of humour.
Thank you thank you for all the lovely tips and money saving ideas.💝💝
Glad it was helpful and thanks for watching!
Enjoying these videos. It is absolutely amazing just how many things you can recycle and repurpose - just takes a little bit of thought to use what you have around you. It actually becomes a bit of a life game when you get into it.
Thank you Jerry for your wonderful, interesting video. I really enjoy your videos and the way you explain gardening information. Also, it is so good to have a fellow Qld gardener, as I live on the Sunshine Coast. Thanks for all of the tips!😊🌻🌳🌺
Thanks for sharing! Love all the tips especially the silica gel to keep the seeds dry ❤️
Glad it was helpful and thanks for watching!
Thank you for thiese practical tips..ove the pantyhose and styrobox ideas...
Brilliant FREE! frugal yet abundant 🌺🌴🌻content Jerry! Your citrus is 🙌🙌🙌I appreciate all your efforts GA!
Thanks for the lovely feedback and for watching!
In the kitchen we used to put a piece of paper towel in a ziploc bag with the cheese, keep it dry, works just as well as silica gels and is compostable.
I'm assuming RSPCA guidelines is code for a one wood golf club
I did wonder!
How do you go about finding a "repair cafe" in western Sydney?
awesome video
Glad it was helpful and thanks for watching!
hello I noticed that you had purple sweet potato slips.. are those the Japanese ones that are purple in the middle? i can not find them down here in northern nsw... any ideas please.
sea weed is a plant too
Chances of me recycling cane toads 🐸 is ZERO
Mate, if a circus comes to town with animals, you'd be calling the RSPCA, not just gathering manure.n
the best way to garden is to not have a garden at all! fahahahahaha!
WHY ENJOY THINGS WHEN YOU CAN JUST NOT ENJOY THINGS HAHA!
@@tanguyen11 hahahaahahahahaha