Hello and Seasons Greetings Everyone,

Summers here and we are off to what could be a very warm one in the Gardens!

Lisa's and the other contributors have done a top job on this months news letter,

As normal this month's newsletter is full of great information and news not only on the gardens but the people that go into making it a community!

Tips from the newsletter include:

* What to plant in December and January

* Soft neck or Hard, not it not the state of your health after gardening, but ....

* Recipe for December– zucchini and tomatoes au gratin

The Newsletter Archive (only accessible by members) has been brought up to date and now contains all the Newsletters. Members please contact us if you do not have the log in details.

CLick on through to the Toowoomba Regional Councils WaterWise Garden Awards for 2012 Green Gardening page

Hi Everyone,

Well Spring has certainly sprung! The air is warming up and the winter sleepers are starting to come out of hiding.

Linda sums it up very well in this month's newsletter,

"There is a great deal of information on gardening in libraries, on the TV and on the internet, but first hand experience is so much better."

The Newsletter Archive (only accessible by members) has been brought up to date and now contains all Newsletters up to and including August 2012.

Members please contact us if you do not have the log in details.

Happy Gardening!

Hi Everyone,

We have a few plots available so get in quick as they tend to go fast when the do become free.

For Al you returning members don't forget that February's the month for all your TCOGA Renewals both you Membership and plot hires...

The newsletter as usual has swags of great content including tips on organic pest control, plant naming and a great torte recipe.

The TRC the Weed of the month - Myrtle Rust

Link of the Month

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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 year 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. What's that? You haven't heard of Perilla? Then join up and grab 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