These archives are the work of Pat Scott from Western Australia who created this website for all of us. The project was initiated by Sheryl Backhouse from the Sub-Tropical Fruit Club of Qld Inc. For enquiries relating to this website, email info(*at*)rfcarchives.org.au The Mission Statement To rescue the information compiled by members of The Rare Fruit Council of Australia, which was publ...
An interesting article for those wanting to grow a range of veges that suit wet conditions Growin...
You don’t need a green thumb to grow tropical spinach, it is the easiest vegetable to grow.  ...
WORDS BY ROBYN FRANCIS Originally published in the Permaculture International Journal No.43 June ...
An article about Aibeka, written by Shirley Kerle with help from other members in the Mack...
This article was submitted seeking help on identifying the root shown in the photo. If you have any ...
By Roger Goebel, Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries Botanical name: Amaranthus spp. of ...
By Roger Goebel, Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries Botanical name: Abelmoschus manihot...
Written by Roger Goebel, Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries Botanical name: Canna eduli...
By Roger Goebel, Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries Botanical name: Psophocarpus tetrag...
This article lists some of the rare tropical vegetables listed in the The Green Harvest Organic Gard...
JOYCE ALLEN tells the story of Amaranthus, once widely grown in the Americas, and a mystical food to...
Roger Goebel describes his experiences with growing water chestnuts, and the lessons he learned. ...
Pluck the leaves from the stalks, steam them lightly, and they will melt in your mouth.WORDS BY ARTH...
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