Comments for Permaculture Living http://www.permacultureliving.com.au The day by day fun and experiences of living and learning permaculture in Brisbane, Australia Fri, 21 Nov 2008 23:37:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 Comment on The Eggplant Lifecycle by Diana Corr http://www.permacultureliving.com.au/2008-03/eggplant-lifecycle.html#comment-1067 Diana Corr Wed, 19 Nov 2008 23:54:16 +0000 http://www.permacultureliving.com.au/2008-03/eggplant-lifecycle.html#comment-1067 Hello, I'm Diana Corr, the photo researcher at Eleanor Curtain Publishing. We publish early literacy materials for the primary school market. Currently we're publishing a book called "Creepers and Climbers" in which we're looking for a pic of a white eggplant forming on a plant. I came across your photo which is ideal. Would we be able to use it? The photo would be credited and a copy of the book sent. Thanks for your time, all the best, Diana Corr Hello,
I’m Diana Corr, the photo researcher at Eleanor Curtain Publishing. We publish early literacy materials for the primary school market. Currently we’re publishing a book called “Creepers and Climbers” in which we’re looking for a pic of a white eggplant forming on a plant. I came across your photo which is ideal. Would we be able to use it? The photo would be credited and a copy of the book sent. Thanks for your time,
all the best,
Diana Corr

]]> Comment on Flower Monday - Pink and Yellow by Kate http://www.permacultureliving.com.au/2008-08/flower-monday-pink-and-yellow.html#comment-1036 Kate Tue, 11 Nov 2008 00:27:29 +0000 http://www.permacultureliving.com.au/?p=112#comment-1036 I believe it's a zinnia. I believe it’s a zinnia.

]]> Comment on Flower Monday - Pink and Yellow by Brendan http://www.permacultureliving.com.au/2008-08/flower-monday-pink-and-yellow.html#comment-1035 Brendan Mon, 10 Nov 2008 20:04:05 +0000 http://www.permacultureliving.com.au/?p=112#comment-1035 Any idea what type of flower it is? Any idea what type of flower it is?

]]> Comment on How to Make Yoghurt by Kate http://www.permacultureliving.com.au/2008-03/how-to-make-yoghurt.html#comment-911 Kate Sun, 12 Oct 2008 06:45:00 +0000 http://www.permacultureliving.com.au/2008-03/how-to-make-yoghurt.html#comment-911 Hi Barbara. I just used a natural yoghurt from the supermarket for my starter, but <a href="http://www.cheeselinks.com.au/" rel="nofollow">CheeseLinks</a> do sell starter cultures if you want the pure strain. I'm not sure that either will provide you with a perpetual supply of yoghurt though - I believe the yoghurt culture weakens after a few batches - kefir might be better for that purpose. Hi Barbara. I just used a natural yoghurt from the supermarket for my starter, but CheeseLinks do sell starter cultures if you want the pure strain.

I’m not sure that either will provide you with a perpetual supply of yoghurt though - I believe the yoghurt culture weakens after a few batches - kefir might be better for that purpose.

]]> Comment on Pemaculture Calendar by Kate http://www.permacultureliving.com.au/2008-10/pemaculture-calendar.html#comment-909 Kate Sun, 12 Oct 2008 06:39:06 +0000 http://www.permacultureliving.com.au/?p=187#comment-909 I just got my calendar; I think I'll have to order the diary as well. I just got my calendar; I think I’ll have to order the diary as well.

]]> Comment on How to Make Yoghurt by Barbara Wilkerson http://www.permacultureliving.com.au/2008-03/how-to-make-yoghurt.html#comment-908 Barbara Wilkerson Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:06:46 +0000 http://www.permacultureliving.com.au/2008-03/how-to-make-yoghurt.html#comment-908 I, too, have been wanting to make yogurt from scratch with just obtaining the correct bacteria. I used to make it with a small appliance from Salton many years ago; but, as a person who's taken so many science classes, I know there has to be a way to do it without buying the expensive starters that you just add to milk. I always thought as long as you got one starter going you could have a perpetual supply of yogurt as you do with those starter doughs that you can use for cakes, breads, etc. Anyway, I printed your recipe, but I don't see an exact name of the bacteria you get and where do you order it from. As I said, the only ones I've ever seen are the ones that are the "easy to use" expensive starter culture. Thank you . Barbara Wilkerson I, too, have been wanting to make yogurt from scratch with just obtaining the correct bacteria. I used to make it with a small appliance from Salton many years ago; but, as a person who’s taken so many science classes, I know there has to be a way to do it without buying the expensive starters that you just add to milk. I always thought as long as you got one starter going you could have a perpetual supply of yogurt as you do with those starter doughs that you can use for cakes, breads, etc. Anyway, I printed your recipe, but I don’t see an exact name of the bacteria you get and where do you order it from. As I said, the only ones I’ve ever seen are the ones that are the “easy to use” expensive starter culture. Thank you .
Barbara Wilkerson

]]> Comment on Pemaculture Calendar by Nick http://www.permacultureliving.com.au/2008-10/pemaculture-calendar.html#comment-898 Nick Mon, 06 Oct 2008 00:03:25 +0000 http://www.permacultureliving.com.au/?p=187#comment-898 These are fantastic aren't they. We got our copies the other day, can't decide which relatives to give them too, so we'll have to buy some more. These are fantastic aren’t they. We got our copies the other day, can’t decide which relatives to give them too, so we’ll have to buy some more.

]]> Comment on Sooty Mould on Citrus Trees by Kate http://www.permacultureliving.com.au/2008-08/sooty-mould-on-citrus-trees.html#comment-505 Kate Thu, 04 Sep 2008 04:12:21 +0000 http://www.permacultureliving.com.au/?p=150#comment-505 Any cheap cooking oil like canola or vegie is fine. No need to use the expensive oils. Any cheap cooking oil like canola or vegie is fine. No need to use the expensive oils.

]]> Comment on Sooty Mould on Citrus Trees by Jackie http://www.permacultureliving.com.au/2008-08/sooty-mould-on-citrus-trees.html#comment-504 Jackie Thu, 04 Sep 2008 03:47:57 +0000 http://www.permacultureliving.com.au/?p=150#comment-504 What type of cooking oil do you use vege/oil/peanut? Appreciate your help on this one. What type of cooking oil do you use vege/oil/peanut? Appreciate your help on this one.

]]> Comment on Growing Vegies in Containers by Permaculture Living » Blog Archive » Cockroaches in the Compost http://www.permacultureliving.com.au/2008-03/how-to-grow-vegies-in-containers.html#comment-395 Permaculture Living » Blog Archive » Cockroaches in the Compost Tue, 19 Aug 2008 23:45:42 +0000 http://www.permacultureliving.com.au/2008-03/how-to-grow-vegies-in-containers.html#comment-395 [...] (There’s more info on making compost in the article on growing vegies in containers.) [...] […] (There’s more info on making compost in the article on growing vegies in containers.) […]

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