Hi Everyone,

Newsletter are now up for members from Oct through Dec 2011, if you haven''t received yours yet then contact us and we'll let you know how to get at them!

We look forward to more regular posts and updates to the site in the new years so do let us know your tips, tricks and submissions....

From the newsletter we see that it is now the time to plant: asparagus, French beans, beetroot, broccoli, cabbages, capsicum, carrots, cauliflower, celery, cucumber, eggplant, kohlrabi, lettuce, okra, parsnips, potatoes, radishes, shallots, silverbeet, squash, sweetcorn, tomatoes, zucchini

And a great article on Perilla, whats that you haven't heard of Perilla then join up and grad the newsletter from the archive and the ones coming in future months.

The TRC the Weed of the month - Myrtle Rust

Link of the Month

The September Newsletter is now available in the Newsletter Archive. Linda has put together information on Blueberries, Potatoes and Fire Ants and there is a recipe forPecan Granola Bars.

Dates for the Diary

Tank Painting Working Bee
Sunday 11th September 2011
We have been granted $2400 by Suncorp to paint a mural on the big concrete tank in the Adopt-a-Plot section.
Working bee to put the undercoat on the tank for the mural.
All hands and rollers on deck!

TCOGA General Meeting also 11th Sept. at 10am

More to add? Then let us know.

The August Newsletter is now available in the Newsletter Archive. Mary has put together information on the value of weeds and mulching, more reasons to grow your own vegies, soil paramagnetism and a lovely recipe for Savory Lentil Loaf.

Dates for the Diary

Toowoomba Languages and Cultures (TLC) Festival
Sunday 14th August 2011
Queens Park, Toowoomba
Entry: Gold Coin Donation

Myrtle Rust threat

Keep an eye out for Myrtle Rust

You may not have heard of the plant disease Myrtle Rust, but it has the potential to devastate plant stocks in our TRC nurseries and destroy a variety of plants in our parks and gardens (as well as in our private homes).

The Newsletter Archive is now up to date. All the 2011 up to and including August are now available to members by clicking on "Newsletter Archives" in the right-hand panel.
If you have forgotten (or perhaps not yet received) your login details please contact us.

Happy gardening!