Permaculture Gardening
With our food forest garden we are creating a show case to prove that it is possible to grow healthy food in South Africa at an Accommodation and to take foodsecurity into one's own hands.
Browse our plant list of edible species below and try growing them too or come and experience their fresh taste on your next Plett holiday.
How to grow your own food
Aloe
We got Aloe from another Owner and transplanted them into our garden. What time of year does Aloe Vera flower? Flowering of Aloe occurs between May and August in...
Aloe
We got Aloe from another Owner and transplanted them into our garden. What time of year does Aloe Vera flower? Flowering of Aloe occurs between May and August in...
Carrots
How to get large Carrots - Plant carrots in soft soil and keep them moist How to not grow carrots - Don´t grow carrots in natural soil that gets hard...
Carrots
How to get large Carrots - Plant carrots in soft soil and keep them moist How to not grow carrots - Don´t grow carrots in natural soil that gets hard...
Parsley
Growing Parsley in South Africa. parsley is a biennial plant which means it only grows once in two years. The first year, the leaves form and after that there are...
Parsley
Growing Parsley in South Africa. parsley is a biennial plant which means it only grows once in two years. The first year, the leaves form and after that there are...
Tumeric
• Turmeric is a rhizomatous herbaceous perennial plant which is part of the ginger family• It grows best in light or partial shade and needs fertile, well-drained soil• Plant the...
Tumeric
• Turmeric is a rhizomatous herbaceous perennial plant which is part of the ginger family• It grows best in light or partial shade and needs fertile, well-drained soil• Plant the...
