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Organic Gardening for Healthy Living
Bedfordale, Western Australia
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Copyright © 2006 Caralyn Lagrange, All Rights Reserved | A Garden Path
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A Garden Path is a therapeutic organic herb, fruit and vegetable garden open to the public through workshops and tours. Plants grown are beneficial for health. The raised garden beds assist those with injuries, illness and disabilities.

Shambhala Place on which A Garden Path is located is a three acre hills property adjacent to Bungendore Conservation Park, 45 min from Perth, the capital of Western Australia. The property is being developed along permaculture principles and has "Organic-in-Conversion" status. A Garden Path is the name of the organic herb, fruit and vegetable garden. It has waist-high raised vegetable garden beds and culinary and medicinal herbs growing in boxes and other re-cycled containers, trellised vines and dwarf fruit trees. There is an emphasis on growing repeat-harvest species and plants noted for their anti-tumour, immunity-stimulating and anti-viral properties. A Garden Path is open to the public through workshops and open days. Recently it was featured on ABC TV's Gardening Australia.

Location Map Geographic Coordinates:
Latitude: 32° 10' 27.84" S
Longitude: 116° 2' 50.64" E
Precision is: Medium. Nearby, but not to the last decimal.

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Time/Date:
23 June 2006, (2pm local time)

Equipment:
Canon EOS 350D with Canon 18-55mm lense set to 18mm manual focus, all other settings on auto. Velbon CX 480 videocam tripod.



http://www.bedfordale.com

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