Fri, 29/06/2012 – Michel Fanton
Wet winter months are the time to harvest Rollinia deliciosa here at 28.3º latitude south. We heard that they are strictly tropical but here in the coastal subtropics of Australia, they give us great crops and handle very well our wet boggy soils near the sea in Byron Bay Australia. We also have seen them in the highlands of Borneo at 1500 metres altitude (4500 feet for you in USA).
FILM CLIP: See Jude presenting Rollinia fresh from the tree.
On our Youtube channel we have added a playlist (compilation) of several videos we have on how to grow, harvest and use Rollinia. View our Rollinia channel here www.youtube.com/seedsavers
Related Articles
-
Film on Seeds Available for Film Nights
Mon, 09/03/2009 – Michel Fanton At times it was a real challenge shooting this one hour documentary on the...
-
Alfredo Bonanno: prolific illustrator
Alfredo grew all the plants so he had a life model to draw the hundreds of illustrations for the...
-
Seed Savers Stall at Major Kitchen Garden Project in Sydney
Mon, 22/02/2010 – Jude Fanton CarriageWorks is a major performing arts centre in Sydney. Late 2009 a Kitchen Garden...
-
Diversity in the City
Fri, 04/12/2009 – Jude Fanton In two weeks in and around Udaipur, Rajasthan, we have found there is greater...
-
Helping Afghanis Preserve Their Agricultural Traditions
Sun, 08/03/2002 – Jude Fanton Seed Savers was invited by NICCO, a Japanese NGO, to present viable alternatives to...
-
Our Location
Tue, 10/03/2009 – Jude Fanton We are located on the outskirts of Byron Bay, the most easterly point of...
-
Seed Savers Tour: North Portugal, Andalucia and Aragon, Spain
Thu, 17/11/2011 – Jude Fanton Michel and Jude Fanton are on a speaking tour of Portugal from 4th to...
-
"Our Seeds" shown on New York TV
Mon, 25/01/2010 – Jude Fanton Frank O’Neill, Independent Consultant and pro bono adviser to Seed Savers, New York, has...
