As Australian farmers prepare for summer sowing season, Ocean2Earth SeaSpray is revolutionising how progressive producers approach pasture nutrition. This biologically active liquid fertiliser offers what we call “a seafood buffet for your crops,” delivering far more than traditional synthetic alternatives.
1. Biologically Active Nutrition System
Unlike synthetic fertilisers that can sometimes leach nutrients into soil, SeaSpray works as a
complete biological system. Created from locally sourced fish waste, it introduces beneficial
microorganisms that enhance soil biology within 24 hours, creating networks that extend
your plants & ability to access nutrients and water. It can work alone or in partnership with our
foliars range, maximising nutrient efficiency.
2. Perfect for Australian Summer Crops
SeaSpray excels with heat-tolerant crops like sorghum and millet. The amino acids and
proteins support rapid establishment during critical early growth phases, while enhanced
microbial activity improves drought tolerance—essential for Australia’s variable climate
conditions.,
3. Enhanced Soil Biology for Long-Term Benefits
Each SeaSpray application introduces beneficial microorganisms that continue working long
after treatment. Mycorrhizal fungi form symbiotic relationships with plant roots, expanding
nutrient access by up to 300%. This biological enhancement creates healthier, more resilient
soil ecosystems.
4. Immediate and Sustained Nutrient Delivery
SeaSpray’s foliar feeding capability provides immediate nutrition when soil moisture limits
root uptake, while its biological components ensure sustained nutrient release throughout the
growing season. This dual-action approach maximises efficiency during critical growth
periods.
5. Proven Economic and Environmental Returns
Australian farmers report reductions in fertiliser requirements, improved drought tolerance,
and great resilience in summer crops. By converting fish waste into valuable agricultural
inputs, SeaSpray supports circular economy principles while reducing environmental impact.
Ready to give your summer crops alternative nutrition back by biology? Ocean2Earth SeaSpray delivers the alternative nutrition your pastures need to thrive in Australian conditions. Contact us today!
Introducing Ocean2Earth’s Circular Economy Agriculture System
Sustainable farming is essential for the future of agriculture, and at Ocean2Earth (O2E), we’ve built on our history as a natural garden solution to now support large-scale agriculture.
Our system focuses on improving soil health and crop productivity in a way that works with nature. Using Biologically Activated Minerals (BAM) and Sea Spray, a mineral-rich fish and seafood waste hydrolysate, we provide farmers and agricultural businesses with practical, sustainable tools to enhance their soil and plant health while caring for the environment.
What Makes Ocean2Earth Different?
At its core, Ocean2Earth combines innovation with a deep commitment to sustainability.
Here’s what sets them apart:
Circular Economy – By processing marine, seafood, and other industry by products, Ocean2Earth diverts over 500 tons of waste each year from landfill.
Unique Formulas – Utilising rich marine minerals, including iron, calcium, and magnesium, O2E products revitalise soil ecosystems.
Australian-Made – Proudly crafted in the Bega Valley, NSW, their products are tailored for the unique conditions Australian farmers face.
Sustainability First – Ocean2Earth is the first Australian company to receive government approval for selling marine compost, demonstrating their leadership in eco-friendly farming practices.
The Ocean2Earth Agricultural System
Ocean2Earth offers a two-step system designed to maximise soil health and reduce dependence on synthetic fertilisers, ensuring a greener, more sustainable approach to farming.
Step 1 – Soil Testing
Before applying any product, Ocean2Earth emphasises the importance of soil testing. Why?
It enables farmers and growers to gain valuable insights, such as:
Top Picks
– Nutrient Levels – Understand what your soil lacks to cultivate healthy plants.
– Microbial Activity – Monitor organic matter and soil microorganisms for optimal soil
health.
With a simple soil test, growers can make informed, targeted decisions to improve yields and
reduce overuse of fertilisers and leeching waste.
Step 2 – Biologically Activated Minerals (BAM)
Ocean2Earth’s Biologically Activated Minerals (BAM) is the foundation of our system.
● How it works: BAM is applied through conventional top-dressing methods to enhance soil with essential nutrients and create greater microbial activity.
Why BAM? It facilitates sustainable farming while improving productivity, directly impacting
the quality of pastures, crops, and even livestock health.
Step 3 – SEA SPRAY – Potent Seafood Hydrolysate
Ocean2Earth doesn’t stop at the soil—it takes plant nourishment to the next level with Sea
Spray, a premium fish hydrolysate solution.
What is Sea Spray?
– A seafood buffet for your plants, Sea Spray delivers marine-derived minerals, amino acids, natural nitrogen, and proteins directly to the root zone. It feeds the plant through the rhizosphere and the stomata, meaning that plants can absorb nutrients efficiently—even in challenging conditions like cold soil temperatures.
–Benefits of Sea Spray:
– Speeds up nutrient uptake for healthier, more vigorous plants
– Enhances microbial activity, improving overall soil fertility.
– Supports plants resilience to stressors such as climate fluctuations.
– Perfect for organic or boosted nutrient farming.With its focus on delivering nutrients directly and efficiently, Sea Spray is a versatile companion to Ocean2Earth’s BAM system. It is best to conduct a soil test to check for nutrient deficiencies in the soil and determine the appropriate type and amount of extra trace elements needed to improve plant growth and health.
Supporting Products for Ultimate Flexibility
Ocean2Earth offers a range of supplementary products to tailor their system for different crops, soil profiles, and farming goals.
1. Cal/Mag with 2% Humate
– Balanced calcium/magnesium ratio to optimize soil and crop health for low- calcium/magnesium soils.
– Enhanced nitrogen retention and nutrient balance.
2. Foliar with 2% Humate
– Perfect for seed beds and topsoil health, delivering fast-acting NPK and essential
minerals. – Ideal for budget-conscious farmers looking to enhance soil productivity.
3. N/P with 2% Humate
– Precision nitrogen application combined with essential phosphorous, seaweed, and
trace elements.
– Designed to correct deficiencies while promoting efficient nitrogen use.
4. Trace with 2% Humate
– A liquid trace element solution offering critical nutrients like selenium, zinc, boron,
and manganese.
– Improves soil and crop resilience and provides an effective alternative to dry trace
mixes.
What Are Humates? These naturally occurring organic materials improve soil water
retention, nutrient absorption, and soil structure, forming the backbone of Ocean2Earth’s
liquid nutrient products.
The Big Picture Benefits
FOR FARMERS
Cost Efficiency – By improving soil health, Ocean2Earth reduces the need for expensive chemical fertilisers.
Higher Productivity – Nutrient-rich pastures and better crop yields ensure a higher return on investment.
Livestock Well-being – Improved feed quality benefits milk and butterfat production while supporting animal health.
FOR THE PLANET
Waste Reduction – By diverting 500+ tons of seafood waste from landfills annually, Ocean2Earth promotes a sustainable, circular economy.
Environmentally Friendly Practices – Reduced dependency on synthetic fertilisers minimizes the ecological footprint of farming.
Healthier Ecosystems – Natural nutrient cycles are restored.
Partnering for a Better Future
At Ocean2Earth, environmental responsibility and agricultural productivity go hand in hand. By choosing their innovative system, farmers, horticulturists, and agricultural businesses can take steps toward creating a sustainable, resilient future.
Summer’s here, and while we’re all about soaking up the sun and enjoying the longer days, our gardens might be feeling the heat a bit more! But don’t worry, with a little know-how and the help of Ocean2Earth Soil Improver, your garden can thrive even in the hottest months. Here are 5 “hot” tips to keep your plants happy and hydrated all summer long: 1. Supercharge Your Soil for Superior Moisture Retention
Summer means sun, and sun means thirsty plants! The key to keeping your garden hydrated is improving your soil’s water-holding capacity. Ocean2Earth Soil Improver, packed with natural organic matter, acts like a sponge, soaking up and holding onto precious moisture. This means less frequent watering and happier, healthier plants, even during the hottest spells. Simply mix it into your garden beds or potting mix to give your soil a summer-ready boost. 2. Mulch is a Must!
Think of mulch as your garden’s sunscreen. A layer of organic mulch, like bark chips or straw, helps to:
• Reduce evaporation: Keeping that precious moisture locked in the soil where it belongs.
• Suppress weeds: Less competition for your plants means more water and nutrients for them.
• Regulate soil temperature: Preventing overheating and keeping those roots cool. 3. Beat the Heat with a Soil Wetter
IIn hot, dry conditions, water often struggles to penetrate the soil effectively. This happens because organic matter in standard potting mixes and soils can form a protective, water- repellent layer. Using a soil wetter can help by breaking the water’s surface tension, allowing it to absorb deeply and reach thirsty roots. For an added boost, try Ocean2Earth Soil Improver. It introduces beneficial microbes that break down this organic matter, improving water infiltration and conserving moisture in the soil. 4. Love Your Lawn (a Little Longer)
Resist the urge to give your lawn a super-short haircut in summer. Keeping it a little longer provides shade for the soil, reducing evaporation and keeping the roots cooler. Plus, a longer lawn looks lusher and greener, even when the sun is beating down. 5. Don’t Forget Your Indoor Potted Pals!
Indoor Potted plants dry out much faster than in winter. Overwatering can be just as detrimental as underwatering, so you need extra attention in summer. Water regularly, and consider adding Ocean2Earth Soil Improver to your potting mix for the reasons mentioned above. Watering should increase from once a week to more frequently and a moisture meter is essential for indoor plants.
Bonus Tip: Remember that even indoor plants need a little extra TLC during summer. Keep them out of direct sunlight and ensure they’re getting enough water.
With these tips and the power of Ocean2Earth Soil Improver, your garden will see a healthy thriving garden, which can reduce temperatures in and around your home, even in the hottest summer months. Happy gardening!
We’re thrilled to be featured in an article highlighting our work in achieving a circular economy. Although it might not be the most glamorous headline, turning organic waste into soil, it is our mission.
Our Australian startup diverts 500 tonnes of waste from landfills each year by transforming fish waste into a powerful soil enhancer.
♻️ Circular economies are the future, and we’re proud to be leading the way!
As spring heads into Summer, and it’s time to breathe new life into your indoor plants as they come out of hibernation and need more care. The warmer weather and longer daylight hours mean your plants will need some extra care to thrive. Follow these essential tips on how to prepare your leafy friends for the vibrant season ahead.
Key Tips for Spring Plant Care
1. Dust the Leaves
Dust can block sunlight from reaching the leaves, reducing the plant’s ability to photosynthesise. Gently wipe the leaves with a damp cloth to keep them clean and healthy.
2. Rotate Your Plants
Ensure your plants get even light exposure by rotating them every couple of weeks. This helps in preventing uneven growth and promotes a balanced shape.
3. Adjust Your Watering
With increased light and warmth, plants will require more water. However, be cautious not to overwater. Check the soil moisture regularly and water when the top inch feels dry.
4. Add Humidity
Indoor environments can be dry, especially with heating systems still running. Use a humidifier or place a tray of water near your plants to maintain humidity levels.
5. Prune
Trim away any dead or yellowing leaves to encourage new growth and improve air circulation around the plant.
6. Repot Overgrown Plants
Inspect the roots of your plants. If they are circling the pot or growing out of the drainage holes, it’s time to repot them into a larger container with fresh soil.
7. Fertilise
Spring is the perfect time to feed your plants. Indoor plants don’t need a lot of nutrients and potting mix generally has slow release nutrients. Adding microbes to “unlock” nutrients in the mix can benefit the plant without adding extra macronutrients.
8. Assess Lighting
As the angle of the sun changes, so does the light in your home. Make sure your plants are getting adequate light by moving them closer to windows or adding artificial lights if needed.
9. Air Out Your Plants
On warm days, take your plants outside for a few hours to enjoy fresh air. This can help reduce pest issues and improve their overall health.
10. Inspect for Pests
Check your plants regularly for signs of pests like fungus gnats. Early detection and treatment can prevent infestations from spreading.
Spring is the ideal time to give your indoor plants some extra love and attention. By following these tips, you’ll ensure they thrive and bring lush, green beauty to your home.
Spring is the perfect time to breathe new life and colour into your garden. With warmer weather and longer days, temperate regions offer ideal conditions for a variety of beautiful flowers. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just getting started, this guide will introduce you to five of the best flowers to grow this spring, along with essential gardening tips to ensure your garden thrives.
1. Native Australian Flowers
Why Grow Natives?
Native Australian flowers are not only stunning but also well-adapted to the local climate and soil conditions. They attract native wildlife, support biodiversity, and generally require less water and maintenance.
Top Picks
– Kangaroo Paw (Anigozanthos): Known for its unique, claw-like flowers that come in vibrant reds, yellows, and greens.
– Waratah (Telopea): With striking red flowers, Waratah is a true symbol of Australian flora.
– Banksia (Banksia): These hardy plants produce eye-catching flower spikes and are great for adding texture to your garden.
Gardening Tips
– Plant in well-drained soil.
– Position in full sun to partial shade.
– Use Ocean2Earth soil enhancer to improve soil health and increase nutrient availability.
2. Roses
Why Grow Roses?
Roses are classic garden favourites known for their beauty and fragrance. They come in various colours and types, from hybrid teas to climbing roses. Our 3 varieties of roses to grow this spring are:
● Hybrid Tea Roses: These roses have large, single or double blooms on long stems and are perfect for cutting and arranging in bouquets.
● Floribunda Roses: These roses produce clusters of smaller flowers and are great for adding colour to flower beds.
● Climbing Roses: As the name suggests, these roses can climb up trellises, walls, or fences with their long canes. They come in a variety of colours and add vertical interest to any garden.
Planting Tips
● Choose a sunny location with well-drained soil.
● Plant in early spring when temperatures are cooler.
● Dig a hole twice as wide and deep as the root ball of your rose bush.
● Mix Ocean2Earth soil enhancer to improve soil and add beneficial microbes.
Gardening Tips
– Choose a sunny spot with good air circulation.
– Improve your soil with organic matter and Ocean2Earth soil enhancer to build strong roots and lush foliage.
– Regularly prune to encourage new growth and remove dead or diseased branches.
3. Camellias
Why Grow Camellias?
Camellias are evergreen shrubs that produce stunning blooms in late winter to spring. They are perfect for adding color to shaded areas of your garden.
Gardening Tips
– Plant in well-drained, acidic soil.
– Mulch to retain moisture and keep roots cool.
– Water regularly, especially during dry periods.
4. Potted Colour (Petunias)
Why Grow Petunias?
Petunias are popular for their vibrant, long-lasting blooms. They can be grown in garden beds or containers and are perfect for adding a splash of colour to your outdoor space and are easy to grow!
Gardening Tips
– Plant in full sun for best results.
– Use a high-quality potting mix if planting in containers.
– Deadhead spent flowers to encourage continuous blooming.
5. Dahlias
Why Grow Petunias?
Why Grow Dahlias?
Dahlias offer an array of colours and forms, from small pom-poms to large dinner-plate varieties. They are excellent for cut flowers and can brighten up any garden.
Gardening Tips
– Plant tubers in well-drained soil enriched with Ocean2Earth soil enhancer.
– Stake taller varieties to prevent wind damage.
– Water deeply but infrequently to promote strong root growth.
Spring is here, and it’s time to get your garden ready for a new season of growth, taste and colour! Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting out, these tips will help you prepare your garden for success. Grab your pruners, garden gloves, and let’s get started!
1. Soil Preparation
Healthy soil is the foundation of a thriving garden. Before you start planting, take the time to prepare your soil properly.
Steps:
– Clean Up: Remove any debris, fallen leaves, and dead plants from your garden beds.
– Test Your Soil: Conduct a soil test to determine its pH level and nutrient content. This will help you understand what amendments are needed.
– Add Organic Matter: Mix in Ocean2Earth into your soil. IF you wish to add more organic bulk to your garden, mix it with some compost or well-rotted manure to improve soil structure and fertility.
– Till the Soil: Use a shovel or garden fork to turn the soil, breaking up clumps and aerating it.
2. Lawn Dethatching and Prep
A lush, green lawn starts with proper care in the spring. Dethatching and prepping your lawn will set the stage for healthy growth.
Steps:
– Dethatch: Use a rake or dethatching tool to remove the layer of dead grass and roots (thatch) that can prevent water and nutrients from reaching the soil.
– Aerate: If your soil is compacted, consider aerating it. This involves poking holes in the soil to allow air, water, and nutrients to penetrate.
– Level: fill any bare patches or holes with Ocean2Earth. Mix 1part Ocean2Earth Soil enhancer to one part sand!
– Fertilise: Apply a balanced fertiliser to give your lawn the nutrients it needs to thrive.
– Overseed: If you have bare patches, spread grass seed to encourage new growth.
3. Weeding Paths, Driveways, and Gardens
Weeds can quickly take over your garden if not managed early. Take control by weeding your paths, driveways, and garden beds.
Steps:
– Manual Removal: Pull weeds by hand or use a hoe for larger areas. Make sure to remove the entire root to prevent regrowth.
– Mulching: Apply a layer of mulch around your plants to suppress weed growth and retain moisture.
– Natural Weed Killers: Consider using natural weed killers like vinegar or boiling water for paths and driveways.
4. Planting New Vegetables and Tomatoes
Spring is the perfect time to start your vegetable garden. Planting now will ensure a bountiful harvest later.
Steps:
– Choose Your Veggies: Select vegetables that thrive in your climate. Popular choices include lettuce, spinach, carrots, and tomatoes.
– Prepare Planting Beds: Ensure your beds are well-prepared with rich, loose soil and don’t forget to add the Ocean2Earth. The combination of Sea minerals and microbes will give you better tasting vegies.
– Planting: Follow the planting instructions for each vegetable, paying attention to spacing and depth.
– Watering: Keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Use a watering can or drip irrigation for best results.
5. General Garden Maintenance
Regular maintenance keeps your garden looking its best and ensures healthy plants.
Steps:
– Buy Quality Tools: Invest in good garden gloves, pruners, and other tools. – Brands like Ocean2Earth offer durable and reliable options.
– Sharpen Blades: Keep your pruners and lawnmower blades sharp to make clean cuts and avoid damaging plants.
– Pruning: Prune shrubs and trees to remove dead or damaged branches. Be mindful of the type of plant and the best time to prune.
– Support Structures: Set up trellises and stakes for climbing plants early in the season.
By following these spring gardening tips, you’ll be well on your way to a beautiful and productive garden. Happy gardening.
Ocean2Earth is a powerful Soil Enhancer and Natural Fertiliser, filled with minerals from the sea (trace elements), organic nutrients and millions of beneficial microbes. This range contains increased NPK levels to give instant plant response and to help the microbes unlock more nutrients for your plant.
Ocean2Earth was recently highlighted on Landline as a crucial partner in the Bega Valley Circular Economy initiative. This venture involves taking fish waste from the region and transforming it into Australia’s first certified marine soil enhancer.
Ocean2Earth in the Bega Valley in NSW is progressing towards circularity by collecting seafood waste, such as sea urchins, to produce fertiliser. Plans for a $19-million National Centre for Circularity in Bega are underway, with Bega Group contributing $5 million.
The circular economy concept in Bega has garnered support from various stakeholders like Rabobank, KPMG, universities, and government bodies. Former Mayor Kristy McBain praised the community’s commitment to lasting change, emphasising the area’s potential for leading by example.
The Bega Valley’s unique attributes, including one council and airport, make it an ideal location for the circular economy trial. With a focus on sharing knowledge and inspiring others, the goal is to establish a model that sets a benchmark for sustainability and innovation.
Introduction
Ever wondered why some gardens, pots, lawns and fields flourish while others struggle? The secret could be right beneath our feet. Soil microbes—tiny organisms that play a giant role in agriculture, gardening, and health—are increasingly gaining attention for their significant contributions to soil health and productivity. Today, we’ll explore the role of beneficial microbes and how they can transform your growing practices.
What Are Soil Microbes?
Soil microbes are microscopic organisms, including bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and viruses, that are critical to fertile soil and healthy crops. Although invisible to the naked eye, they perform essential functions like breaking down crop residues, cycling nutrients, and stimulating root growth.
The Rhizosphere’s Role
A teaspoon of fertile soil contains more microbes than there are people on Earth. This rich community lives in the rhizosphere, the area around plant roots. Here, microbes and plants engage in a symbiotic relationship, exchanging nutrients and supporting each other’s growth.
Why Soil Microbes Matter
Balanced soil microbial activity is crucial for several reasons:
– Nitrogen-Fixation: Converts atmospheric nitrogen into forms plants can use.
– Nutrient Solubilisation: Makes nutrients more available to plants.
– Pathogen Suppression: Protects plants from diseases.
When Soil Microbiome Fails
An imbalanced soil microbiome can lead to:
– Imbalanced soil pH
– Nutrient run-off
– Die-off of young roots
Boosting Soil Microbial Activity with Probiotics
Just as probiotics benefit human gut health, soil probiotics improve soil health. These microbial soil amendments support nutrient absorption and root growth, making your plants more resilient and productive.
Synergistic Benefits
Certain strains of soil probiotics work better together, offering multiple benefits to the soil. Tailoring them to specific crops ensures a balanced and effective microbial community.
Choosing the Right Microbes
Selecting the right soil biological strains is crucial. Companies like Locus Agricultural Solutions offer tailored microbial strains to improve soil quality, expand root growth, enhance nutrient uptake, and boost yields.
Practical Tips for Gardeners and Farmers
Assess Soil Health: Regularly test your soil to understand its microbial composition and nutrient levels.
Use Organic Amendments: Incorporate compost, manure, or mulch to provide food for soil microbes.
Minimise Chemical Use: Reduce the use of chemical fertilisers and pesticides that can harm beneficial microbes.
The role of soil microbes in gardening and agriculture cannot be overstated. They are essential for maintaining soil health, supporting plant growth, and ensuring sustainable farming practices. By understanding and harnessing the power of these tiny organisms, you can create a thriving ecosystem in your garden or farm.
To long, didn’t read
Whilst this might be a lot of information, if you’re ready to boost your soil health, just add some Ocean2Earth and let the microbes improve your soil and plant health!
This image shows how healthy soil can boost plant health, making them resilient to pests, diseases ……… AND FROST! We don’t know what caused this field treated with Ocean2Earth to look like this on a frosty morning, but we’re determined to find out!
The beginning of cooler weather doesn’t have to mean the end of growing your vegetables. Autumn is an excellent time of the year to sow those vegetable and herb seeds that love cooler conditions. These will be ready to harvest throughout Winter and Spring — providing fresh produce and ingredients for your home.
Getting your Autumn and Winter vegetables to grow
With the arrival of the colder months, amateur and professional gardeners alike have a very specific set of difficulties. Cooler days, freezing nights and reduced daylight all make successfully growing vegetables harder.
Considerations when planting Autumn and Winter Vegetables
Here are some of the critical considerations for getting your Autumn and Winter vegetables to grow happily:
Sunlight Sunlight is crucial for vegetables. Fruiting and flowering ones need full sun for healthy yields. Winter vegetables also thrive in the sun but leafy greens and root veggies can manage with less light. Place your Winter garden in the sunniest spot on your property, away from strong winds or frost.
Frost Frost can greatly impact plants, especially delicate young ones. In frost-prone areas like southern Australia, establish plants early to help them handle temperature changes. Use geo fabrics like hessian for protection or consider hothouses. Some Winter veggies can handle frost and even taste better due to increased sugar production. Try harvesting hardy crops like snow peas, parsnips, carrots, and brassicas post-frost.
Timing your planting Recognise the full growing period of your plants. Consider weather conditions from seed planting to harvest. Leafy veggies may be ready in 6 weeks, while root Winter veggies like parsnip take 18 weeks. Check seed packet for details. Some varieties like broccoli may benefit from starting indoors if weather is too warm outside, reducing chances of bolting.
Pests and diseases During cooler months, pest issues decrease, offering relief from constant control. In warmer climates, watch out for pests. Maintain good air circulation, space plants adequately to prevent fungal diseases like powdery mildew. Water plants early morning to avoid excess moisture on leaves overnight, which can harbour diseases.
Maintenance Another advantage of growing vegetables in Winter is that evaporation rates slow down, which means your plants will not dry out as fast. You will still want to ensure a steady supply of moisture for your Winter vegetables to ensure that they continue steadily growing and have the best flavour and texture. Mulch also plays a huge part in keeping your soil weed free and warm in the cooler months.
Nourish your plants with organic matter like Ocean2Earth, providing a balanced blend of nutrients for both the soil and the plants.
Product Tips – Apply OCEAN2EARTH around your crops to increase biological activity and improve the soil structure.
– A fortnightly dose of diluted compost solution or worm wee is also a great way to provide an additional kick to your plants without overfeeding them. If you don’t want to purchase these extra items. Simply dilute 50-100gms of Ocean2Earth into a 9 Litre watering can and water till it is running off the leaves and the soil is wet.
– Once you have harvested your garden, plant a green manure crop to improve the soil structure and replenish some of the nutrient levels before spring sowing. Dig them into the soil before they set seed to provide nitrogen and organic matter as they rot. This is a good time to add the recommended does of Ocean2Earth
What are the best vegetables to grow in Winter in Australia?
If you have been asking yourself what seeds to sow in Autumn and Winter in Australia? In most regions, Autumn and early Winter is the perfect time to sow these vegetables and herbs:
