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Welcome to Growing Green Thumbs. Join us for fun days in organic gardens and get back to nature with inspiring posts about playing, growing, eating & sharing. Melbourne Australia.

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Borage will always find a way! Growing through concrete cracks or sides of garden beds!
First time we’ve succeeded in cabbage growing! Thanks to less snails for some reason!
You can still see hail damage amongst the food forest.
We found some tomatoes popping up around the garden so dig them up and they are now in the warms of the greenhouse. And now, flowers!

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