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Editorial

This is our 25th issue and we have been publishing Pip for nearly nine years now.
  • Robyn RosenfeldtRobyn Rosenfeldt
  • July 19, 2022
  • 25, Regulars

This is our 25th issue and we have been publishing Pip for nearly nine years now.

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ISSUE 25 CONTENTS

GROW

  • FRUIT TREES IN SMALL SPACES
  • LIVING MULCHES

EAT

  • FORAGING WILD FOOD
  • FERMENTING TEMPEH

BUILD

  • HUON HEMP HAUS

THRIVE

  • THE HAPPY FARMER

NURTURE

  • YOUTH GUERRILLA GARDEN

DESIGN

  • MIMICKING NATURE

PROFILE

  • JUANITA MULHOLLAND

MAKE

  • FREEHAND TOP
  • GARDEN CADDY

REGULARS

  • NOTICEBOARD
  • PIP PICKS
  • PERMACULTURE AROUND THE WORLD
  • FIVE OF A KIND - Alternative leafy greens
  • BRAINS TRUST
  • PIP'S MAILBOX
  • INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE - Lomandra
  • WAYS WITH WASTE - Travel Composting
  • SAVE YOUR SEEDS - Lettuce
  • IN THE GARDEN - September - December
  • TRIED & TRUE - Product tests
  • KIDS’ PATCH - Create, find, learn & laugh
  • LOOK & LISTEN
  • EDITORIAL
  • SUSTAINABLE EVENTS - Wanderer Festival
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