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A free one page guide showing how and when to grow veges
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[eBook] Free Veggie Sowing Planner Digital Download (Link Sent to Your Email Address) @ Aussie Gardener
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Last edited 19/05/2026 - 17:58 by 2 other users
Last edited 19/05/2026 - 17:58 by 2 other users
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Digital download version is free. The printed and laminated version requires postage and is an additional cost.
Postage is $12.95 to Tasmania.
These guys designed the 1m3 flyscreen cover (if someone knows it had been designed earlier, I'd love to know), but is steep at $125 not incl postage. I saw one 3+ years ago in a garden and quietly hoped Bunnings or someone would make a copy. Recently Aldi released a copy for $30 and I'm gradually replacing my Vegpod covers with the Aldi ones.
Do you have an image / link to the Aldi cover? I’ve been looking for a relatively cheap Flyscreen cover.
It would be a special buy and long gone.
For those who do grow their own veggies, especially leafy ones. How do you stop bugs feasting on it.
Grow enough so that you have some sacrificial ones and hand pick the caterpillars when you see them.
Netting on hoops (conduit).
Or other form of covers. If the cover sits on a hinge type joint, very easy to flip up and down (check Vegepod cover - exy, but gives you the idea).
Also use standardised garden bed size or plan it to match your cover. E.g. mine is 1x1m or 1x2m.
Some veg leafy veg pretty much immune, e.g. rocket, herbs such as basil - just grow uncovered.
Basil is definitely not immune. Mine got ravaged last season with caterpillars
Interesting, I grow a tonne of basil; none affected by cabbage moths. Not sure what caterpillars you're referring to (armyworms?).
@ihbh: I grow a lot too. One particular plant got attacked by cabbage moths this season. It’s not uncommon for me to find little green caterpillars on my basil plants.
Chilli, oil, + dishwashing liquid in a spray bottle.
Encourage birds
Is it PDF or JPEG ?
PDF
Same to Brisbane.
Found a really good app to do this recently… Costs $2.99 though
* Apple tax
That's the 'lite' version that contains ads plus in-app purchase (appears to be purchase ability to export)
Also has the non-lite version which is $2.99, same as lite but no ads and export enabled it seems.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hutchinson…
If you plant a few veg/herbs each season, I'd say it's worth the $2.99 once off cost…
Customised for your region and lots of useful tips on planting too…
You into gardening JV?
Albo's cost of living crisis…
I'll take that as a yes ☺️
I feel the colored mini roma tomatoes and caps have gotten too expensive - taste still reliable as ever.
What the best fruit/veg/edible you've grown?
@cobknob: Definitely, tomatoes, but the season is over now… Finished off the last ones first week of May…
Have snow peas now growing with spring onions and some herbs.@cobknob: The last few seasons have not been good for tomatoes in Melbourne. One of the key things is not to plant them in the same spot 2 years in a row. I rotate cucumbers and tomatoes each year.
This is free and more useful for me without the big ad for their store. https://www.theseedcollection.com.au/Sowing-Chart?filt=show_…
Plus you can click the plant link for their seeds to purchase. There maybe some live plants on their store as well.
Does this link work for just download?
https://aussiegardener.com.au/apps/downloads/product/3192751…
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Requires postage paid, should be in the title