I recently attended a family wedding in Brisbane, and while there I was fortunate enough to have time to go visit the Northey St City Farm located in Windsor. If you have the time I highly recommend visiting, as not only are they an inspirational mecca for edible gardens, they also have a wonderful organic farmers market that runs each Sunday, and a plant nursery which is open Thursday to Sunday where you can buy most of the plants you see.
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| Master E and Master A amongst the Oldham's bamboo, which is used for timber and has edible shoots. |
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| A ice-cream bean tree. I have one of these in my backyard. |
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| A sea grape which produces large grape like sweet-acid fruit. |
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| A Brazilian cherry, another tree that is growing in my backyard. |
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| A wax jambu, I looked at one of these trees and decided against buying this as it reminded me too much of our pesky lilly pilly. |
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| A curry-leaf tree. I am a bit worried about where I have planted this now at home! |
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| A cherry guava. I have two guava trees in my backyard. |
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| Various vegetable garden beds with companion plants. |
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| Master A looking into the chicken coop. |
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| I love this worm farm. The city farm worm farm is much bigger than mine. |
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| There were lots of plaques with valuable information that could found around the city farm gardens. |
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| Native bee's! |
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