Julie Harrison's Friends

Julie Harrison's Groups

State or County Where I Live:

Victoria

Suburb, Postcode or Zip Code

Crib Point

I'm Prepared To Travel To Exchange My Surplus Produce

up to 50kms

Gender

Female

Age

30+

My Homegrown Produce Is

Organic

The One Product I Really Enjoy Growing Most

Lots of things, like snowpeas, strawberries, potatoes

Surplus Produce

I Have Surplus Right Now

My Current Surplus Includes

Parsley, silverbeet, some herb seedlings, purple oakleaf lettuce, other bits and pieces.

I'd Like To Exchange It For

Vegie seeds, apples, whatever!

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At 7:59am on November 27, 2008, Sue said…: Hey Julie,
Not looking for seeds a the moment ,think its a bit late to really be planting anything and until i can puppy-proof the area, wont really be a point as it is i now have corn growing in the middle of the lawn from where he dug up the garden bed and spread the seeds everywhere, i now have lettuce growing with the strawberries and he dug up all the leeks i had been growning last 6 months, my onions went to seed and he broke the tops off most of the spuds from laying on them GRRR so might just give it a rest and if the summer is going to be as hot as they forcast wont have enough water either.. I will have 3 1000 litre water tanks after christmas but they wont have enough water to sustain the veggies over summer but next year will be really really well prepared.. still got a few things growing this year mainly tomatoes..Oh and lettuce and corn until hubby mows the lawn LOLBloody puppy,, He dug up all the beans off the fence GRR but fruit trees are doing really well ,,, ANyways will keep you in mind for next year.. Thanks for the offer though much appreciated.. Cheers Sue

At 9:42am on November 20, 2008, Sue said…: Hi Julie,
Your garden seems to be coming on a treat.. I have a puppy to contend with but apart from that i have a nice crop of fruits coming along.. cant wait to taste them.. I just had to pull out most of my veggies because they had either gone to seed or the dog dug them up and they were stressed so giving my veggie patch a bit of respite this summer.. ( doggy fence not quiet finished LOL) Its good to see the heavy mulching in your garden.. I think i keep my local bunnings in business just with my sugar cane purchases LOL anyways good luck with it.Cheers Sue

At 6:34am on August 21, 2008, Shaunlee said…: Hi Julie, yes there is a little more water in the dam. I will have to up date my photos. We have 10 chickens and 1 rooster and that is a good number. Sometimes we have so many eggs we are giving them away, but, now we are only getting a couple a day as it is so cold. I am hoping for improvement soon.
I hope it keeps raining for you.

At 7:49am on August 20, 2008, Shaunlee said…: Hi Julie, your pictures are great. Your vegetable garden looks really productive. I read your comments on long hot summer, all that hard work really paid off. Hope this summer is even better now that you have a tank. We are only on tank water but at the moment they are all full, so summer should be better this year. Even the dam has a little bit in it.

At 7:32am on July 9, 2008, Donna McCallum said…: Thanks Julie! I will certainly try there, I am keen to get some spuds in the ground - must be the irish background...