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Member Virtual Yard Tour – Foothills of kunanyi, Hobart

  • By Permaculture Tasmania
  • 18/05/202023/09/2025
  • Plants and gardens

Permaculture Tasmania member and PT social media volunteer Lisa, recently guided us through a virtual tour of her yard, and systems she uses to grow food and obtain a yield.

Lisa’s urban property is a 10 minute bike ride from the Hobart CBD, in the foothills of kunanyi.

The property is approx. 1200 metres squared and on a steep southerly slope and consists of habitat for wildlife, a food forest, raised vegetable beds, a green house, compost bins, worm farms, chickens and quail. In this virtual tour you will get insights into all these areas.

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