Monthly Archives: July 2008

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Peak Oil Alfresco

These photos were taken at Koanga Gardens, and demonstrates the alfresco possibilities of combining Raised Bed Gardens, Pizza Ovens, Kids Play Huts, Compost Toilets and Hybrid Adobe Walls for shelter and warm. Indoor and outdoor spaces are a continuum Dome shaped play hut made of … Read More

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Food Forest Wall – Peria School

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School Organoponico – Riverview Primary at Kerikeri

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School Organoponico – Oromahoe Primary

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Church Organoponico

Saint Stephen`s Anglican Church, Onerahi, Whangarei. Two well filled up beds. The level of the customised soil is up to the top of the wall and slightly mounded in the centre Click on Thumbnails

How to Start Raised Bed Gardening Immediately !

I am sure most people are already aware of the many benefits of Raised Bed Gardening and those of you who are still unconvinced look out your window right now. The reality is that saturated, cold, anaerobic, compacted soils just do not grow good vegetables.[ … Read More

Concrete Walls compared to Wooden Walls

Often the first response I get when people see the beds, is “Why didn`t you build the walls with wood ?” It was years of fustration, disappointment, difficulties and problems with Wooden Walls that made me and my friends look at concrete in the first … Read More

Feng Shui of Organoponico

Sometimes I get very sick of building concrete walls in the garden, but I do believe that building in wood is nowhere near as good and so I either make walls with concrete or I build raised bed gardens without walls I believe that theĀ  … Read More

Organoponico at the Sustainable Living Centre in Auckland

Organoponico Bolivar Video