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Hannah Moloney

  • Founder, Good Life Permaculture
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FAQs - Rabbits | Clumping Bamboo | Feeding Chickens & Goats

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By Sophie Thomson, Tammy Huynh, Hannah Moloney
| Gardening Australia
SOPHIE: Rabbits won’t eat everything in your garden, but they can make a mess, so until you work out what they like, it’s worth fencing new plants off with individual guards made of chicken wire, which they won’t be able to stick their noses into. Long-term, it’s worth investing in a rabbit-proof fence to keep your whole garden safe.
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Coastal Garden | Planting Memories

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By Hannah Moloney
| Gardening Australia
Designer/Owner: Paul Whelan Location: Dodges Ferry, Tas Climate Zone: Cool temperate Style: Coastal native garden Key Features: Native species tolerant of sandy soil and coastal conditions, including many local species. Hannah travels to Dodges Ferry, 40km east of Hobart, to meet gardener and landscape designer Paul Whelan and his family in their coastal holiday house. It’s a perfect place for Paul to put his love of coastal natives into practice in a low water usage, sandy garden.
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Cool Cactus - Gardening Australia

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By Hannah Moloney
| Gardening Australia
Owner: Matthew Gamble Location: Bridgewater, Tas Climate Zone: Cool Temperate Style: Cacti garden Matt’s collection is displayed in a converted paddock. He is a landscaper and started collecting succulents, which led to cacti. He even grows some from seed, which has led to some interesting hybrids. Some of the taller San Pedro cacti are only 7 years old and already 3-4 metres tall - they will eventually form tall thickets.
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