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Rave Reviews

What people have said about 'Eat Your Garden'

There has been some lovely feedback since 'Eat Your Garden' was launched, some of it just too good not to share!  Please see below what others have had to say from Gardening Experts to 'normal' mums and others...


Wednesday, 14 July 2010
bellis living sustaintably, Jerry Coleby-Williams
“If they (children) grow it, they will eat it”.  Schools are where Australia’s gardening culture is most rapidly developing, and this is thanks to children. Why? They are generally more keenly aware of 21st century global environmental issues than many adults realise and they want a better future.
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Thursday 08th of July 2010
Local hits the big time with Book Launch, My Sunshine Coast Life, Noely Neate
Many locals on the Sunshine Coast would have seen the lady on the right here, in all sorts of daggy hats and clunky work boots, sometimes a tad dirty from grubbing around in a garden, particularly the kids.  Leonie Shanahan has been helping little kids (and some big kids) on the Sunshine...
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