Recent articles by Phil Dudman
How to cook the three sisters
PHIL DUDMAN and his fab foodie friend Julie Ray have put the famous ‘Three Sisters’ combo to the test, only this time, in the kitchen. Check out the scrumptious recipes they prepared live to air on ABC North Coast which combined organic corn, beans and zucchini.
How to control disease in organic vegetable gardens
Wet humid weather is a recipe for fungal problems in the vegie patch. PHIL DUDMAN shares his tips on how to control plant diseases organically.
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How to make organic beetroot dip
PHIL DUDMAN shares a scrumptious recipe for making an easy beetroot dip fresh from your organic garden
How to fertilise by foliar feeding
PHIL DUDMAN explains how to use organic liquid fertilisers to foliar feed hungry plants in your garden.
How to control tomato caterpillars
PHIL DUDMAN explains how to control tomato caterpillars in an organic garden using eco friendly products.
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Organic gardens in schools mean the future is in good hands
Kids are ready, willing and able to take organics into the future with flourishing school gardens, writes PHIL DUDMAN
Roof top farming in the big apple
An innovative group of New Yorkers turn a city roof top into a highly productive organic farm, reports PHIL DUDMAN
Organic farming gets hip
Hip hop beats and rhymes help to sell the 'go organic' message in the UK, reports PHIL DUDMAN.
Getting diligent about disease
Regular checks and clean ups are the key to keeping diseases at bay, especially during wet weather, writes PHIL DUDMAN
Down-to-earth garden design
Good garden design can be a mystery to many, but when you follow the steps that professionals use, you can create something that is both beautiful and functional, says PHIL DUDMAN
Go kumara go
If you struggle to grow decent crop of spuds in the summer then why don’t you try sweet potato, says PHIL DUDMAN, and now is the time to get planting.
School of gardening rocks
Gardening in schools is more than teaching kids practical life skills, it’s proving to have a positive impact on literacy and numeracy as well, reports PHIL DUDMAN.