Urban gardens and food growing with Phil Dudman

We live, work, and dream on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander lands. We acknowledge them as holding deep ecological knowledge and their ability to live sustainably in harmony with the land. They and other ancient cultures are roots of permaculture—working with nature, fostering resilience, and ensuring balance for future generations. In this weeks chat, Phil Dudman shares his journey into gardening and permaculture, discussing the importance of community, the practicality of urban gardening, and the design elements that contribute to a successful garden.  He emphasises the learning process through experience, the joy of gardening as a lifestyle, and the benefits of growing food in small spaces.  Connect with Phil; https://www.growyourfood.com.au/ https://www.instagram.com/phildudmangardening/ Takeaways Gardening fosters connections within the community. Urban gardens can be highly productive and efficient. Phil's garden produces 75% of their fruit and vegetables. Designing a garden involves observation and adaptation. Failures in gardening are valuable learning experiences. Gardening is a lifelong journey of learning and practice Community gardening enhances the gardening experience.  Aesthetics play a crucial role in gardening. Never give up; you're often closest to success when you feel like quitting. Common mistakes include starting too big and neglecting daily care. Patience and practice are key to becoming a better gardener. -You have a limited time to enjoy 5% off the entire Australian medicinal Herbs range. Improve your health naturally with superior quality, Australian grown, medicinal herbs. Use the promo code PPP5% when purchasing from www.https://australianmedicinalherbs.com