The Little Veggie Patch Co's guide to backyard farming / Fabian Capomolla and Mat Pember.

By: Capomolla, FabianContributor(s): Pember, MatMaterial type: TextTextPublication details: Sydney : Plum, 2012Description: xi, 242 p. : col. ill. ; 24 cmISBN: 9781742611587Other title: Backyard farmingSubject(s): Little Veggie Patch Co | Private plot agriculture -- Handbooks, manuals, etc | Vegetable gardening -- Handbooks, manuals, etc | Herb gardening -- Handbooks, manuals, etc | Fruit-culture -- Handbooks, manuals, etcDDC classification: 635 Summary: Growing up in an Italian family, for Fabian Capomollo, Sunday lunch would always consist of loud arguments, pasta and veggies from the garden. Starting off in advertising before taking the leap to fulfil his dream of helping people grow food, Fabian now has his own completely edible backyard in Melbourne, with his wife and kids. All Mat Pember's childhood memories revolve around his Nonna and Nonno's backyard near Fremantle, WA. The veggie garden, the enormous garage, where the pork and fennel sausage would hang drying from the ceiling beams, and checking the chook shed for eggs. Mat worked in landscaping before moving exclusively into edible gardening.Summary: Backyard Gardening.Summary: Vegetables.Summary: Chickens.
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Growing up in an Italian family, for Fabian Capomollo, Sunday lunch would always consist of loud arguments, pasta and veggies from the garden. Starting off in advertising before taking the leap to fulfil his dream of helping people grow food, Fabian now has his own completely edible backyard in Melbourne, with his wife and kids. All Mat Pember's childhood memories revolve around his Nonna and Nonno's backyard near Fremantle, WA. The veggie garden, the enormous garage, where the pork and fennel sausage would hang drying from the ceiling beams, and checking the chook shed for eggs. Mat worked in landscaping before moving exclusively into edible gardening.

Backyard Gardening.

Vegetables.

Chickens.

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