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From The Ground Up

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"From the Ground Up"

The concept for "From the Ground Up" commenced in 2003, the idea was to develop complete and comprehensive garden guides, full of plant pictures specific to each state.

The South Australian edition was first released in 2008, authored by Sophie Thomson, and is now in it's second print. The Victorian edition was launched in Nov 2009 and is authored by Jane Edmanson, and the upcoming New South Wales edition is authored by Linda, Sandra and Graham Ross and is due to be launched in November 2010.

Each book is a collaborative effort utilising the recommendations of many state specific plant experts, combined with the author's vast plant knowledge and experience.

Packed full of magnificent photographs, From the Ground Up will allow you to visually identify everything from the best plants for your garden to the pests and diseases causing your plants grief.

These books will become the ideal reference books for all Australian Gardeners.

South Australian edition

About the Author - Sophie Thomson

Sophie’s passion for plants and gardening was passed on to her by her parents and she cut her teeth working in the family plant nursery.

Sophie is the South Australian presenter for the ABC’s Gardening Australia and she writes for the Gardening Australia Magazine. She also writes the Gardening column for the Sunday Mail and the Adelaide Hills Weekender. She is a popular guest speaker and she has spoken at hundreds of gardening and lifestyle events, garden clubs and plant societies.

Sophie has consulted for a wide variety of South Australian gardens. With a very strong focus on appropriate plant selection, she likes to help her clients develop waterwise gardens that have colour and interest for the whole twelve months of the year. Her enthusiasm and passion for plants and gardening appeals to people of all ages.

Winner of the 2009 Horticultural Media Association Laurels Best Book Award

"The best book written for general garden appeal that is interesting and entertaining with good presentation, accurate, informative and easy to read"

Now in it's 2nd print.

Available from all good bookstores and garden centres

Victorian edition

About the Author - Jane Edmanson

Coming from a farming background in Mildura, Victoria, where her father grew citrus and mother had a fine garden, Jane has always had a passionate interest in plants and how to grow them. Over the years she has worked in nurseries where she has gained an all round general knowledge of gardeners and their needs.

Jane has been a Victorian presenter for the ABC’s Gardening Australia for over 20 years. She writes for the Gardening Australia Magazine and other publications. She broadcasts on radio 3AW’s Big Backyard and for over 20 years on the radio has answered more lemon tree questions than you would care to count. She has given hundreds of talks to garden clubs, schools and motivational events.

With this background her role today is one of inspiring communities and individuals to raise the awareness of the benefits of gardening to all and sundry. As an ambassador she supports the Horticultural Therapy Association, Sustainable Gardening Australia, Victorian School’s Garden Awards and the Royal Horticultural Society Victoria. She received an Order of Australia for
her services to Horticulture and Education.

Her finger nails are often dirty, and at times her knees ache but she really enjoys getting out into her own garden to weed, plant a vegetable or two and to “stop and smell the roses”.

Book launch Nov 2009 at Flemington Racecourse

Available from all good bookstores and garden centres

NSW Book Launch in Spring

Thu, 04 Nov 2010 00:00:00 -0700

"From the Ground Up" authored by Linda, Sandra & Graham Ross.

The NSW edition is 3rd book in the state based "From the Ground Up" series.

Published by Neutrog Australia Pty Ltd.

The New South Wales Edition will be launched on the 4th November 2010 at the Sydney Royal Botanic Gardens.

Click here for more information on "From the Ground Up"

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Neutrog Partners with Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation

Thu, 01 Jul 2010 00:00:00 -0700

South Australia’s Neutrog Australia has partnered with the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation (SAKGF) in an innovative arrangement whereby
the company will support the Foundation’s national Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Program to the tune of up to $50,000 annually and provide participating schools with free fertiliser product and fundraising opportunities.

As the leader of the food education revolution in Australia, the SAKGF implements and supports the highly successful Kitchen Garden Program nationally. The Program sees primary school children spend time every week tending a vegetable garden that they have helped design and build, and which they maintain on the school grounds according to organic gardening principles.

They also spend time weekly in a kitchen classroom preparing and sharing a variety of meals created from their produce.


Stephanie Alexander and Angus Irwin launching the partnership at Bridgewater Primary School	Stephanie Alexander in the kitchen at Bridgewater Primary School

Neutrog is developing a vegetable fertiliser which will be supplied for free to the 138 participating Australian schools for use on their vegetable gardens and which will be sold through up to 1500 retail outlets. The schools will also have access to discounted product, which they will be able to sell as a fund raiser.

The SAKGF will receive 5 per cent of royalties from retail sales – expected to be worth up to $50,000 annually off of $1 million in fertiliser sales – to help fund its continued support and expansion of the Kitchen Garden Program nationally.

SAKGF founder and Chairman Stephanie Alexander said the partnership with Neutrog was an important step in helping the Kitchen Garden Program achieve its aim of providing all young Australian children with the opportunity to experience pleasurable food education.

“Our underlying belief is that by introducing this holistic approach we have a chance to positively influence children’s food choices in ways that have not been tried before,” she said.

“We’re enormously proud of what we have achieved to date with the Kitchen Garden Program and excited about the potential this partnership with Neutrog provides to support our existing schools and expand the program to include even more schools in the coming years.”

Neutrog and the Foundation today launched a national competition on their websites (www.neutrog.com.au and www.kitchengardenfoundation.org.au), where entrants are invited to name the organic vegetable fertiliser being developed.

The winner receives $500 and $2500 for their nominated school.

Mr Irwin said the partnership between Neutrog and the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation had benefits for all involved.

“Schools in the Kitchen Garden Program will have access to free fertiliser for their vegetable gardens and education on the use of organic fertilisers, the Foundation will have access to a significant amount of funds for its ongoing work and we will have a new addition to our premium fertiliser product range,” he said.

“The work done by Stephanie Alexander and the Foundation in recent years in educating children not only about food, but about the world around them, is fantastic and we’re thrilled to be able to help support that continued education.”

The vegetable fertiliser will be available later this year.

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