Show Notes
As seasoned Garlic growers Gary and Julie have lots of tips to help us become more self-sufficient in garlic. In episode 3 of the HOMEGROWN live podcast show we have our first GUESTS to talk about all things growing garlic! Gary and Julie have a wealth of gardening knowledge and share similar ethics and beliefs when it comes to gardening with nature.
Gary and Julie live 45mins south of Perth and use food forest-style principles for their garden. Their garden is so inspiring and is a haven for wildlife and plenty of bees!
Join us to talk about everything from soil preparation, how deep to plant, and how far apart to natural fertilizers and storage. Plus stick around to the end to find out what we are direct sowing in the garden for Autumn.
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