Incredible Edibles Talk by Morag Gamble

Morag Gamble gives a talk about INCREDIBLE EDIBLES on stage at the 2016 QLD Garden Expo - following straight on from ABC Gardening Australia's Costa Georgiadis' morning ramble through the edible verge display gardens. (Filmed 10 July 2016).
Using a collection of plants she brought from her garden, Morag talks on a range of topics including:
- strategies to grow an abundance of food naturally
- exploring good plants for verge gardening
- building soil health
- worm towers
- choosing appropriate species
- the importance of diversity for resilience in a garden
- developing a polycultural garden
- creating the structure of your edible landscape with perennial edibles and self-seeding vegetables.
- designing for low energy, nutrient and water input.
Plants discussed include: Turmeric, Comfrey, Tulsi, Cranberry Hibiscus, Brazilian Spinach, Surinam Spinach, Mustard Spinach, Pumpkin, Society Garlic, Welsh Onions and many more...
(Humble apologies for the section where I am partially out of picture. This was my first attempt at setting up film myself at a talk).

[@tranthingoc9603]

i don't understand all things you shared but i can feel, thank for your share

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Thanks for your kind message.

[@akontarini]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and passion!

[@SenseMakinginaChangingWorld]

Thanks Anna

[@cararyan6646]

you are a absolute legend ! thank you for your priceless info yet again. Im addicted to your vids and it is inspiring me to no end.

[@emiliaatanassova6648]

Such useful information, especially on brassicas, mustards, beets, pumpkins, comfrey, weeds... but soil building is crucial...Thank you so much for spreading the knowledge!

[@joecrablone286]

Endless easy free food if you don't mind structuring your diet around hardy perennials and weedy annuals. I recommend perennial leeks, tree lettuce and the bell chilli!

[@sylviahufer7019]

My brother in law made the same type of worm tower for my raised beds ( meter tall ) he also made lids out of the pipe end caps with a large nut and bolt .

[@markg9971]

great information good knowledge

[@JenStorerAuthor_GirlandDuck]

Awesome vid. Love the work you're doing!

[@Levantine68]

Please could you write a book, this information is priceless 🌿

[@teresamatos7052]

Hello,what is the tree that you refer as a cherry alternative? (minute 33)Teresa (from Lisbon Portugal)

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Grumichama

[@teresamatos7052]

thank you so much