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The Wild and Wonderful World of Perennial Brassicas

25 Jul 24/in Gardening, Health and Food

By Peta Hudson and Philippa Jamieson

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Peta Hudson is a permaculture teacher and gardener, and former proofreader of Organic NZ. 
Philippa Jamieson is a writer, editor and author of The Wild Green Yonder: Ten Seasons Volunteering on New Zealand’s Organic Farms. 

Article first published in Organic NZ November/December 2019 

Tags: food, gardening, health, organic food
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