round crops, no weeding & digging. What a revolution! So we thought we would give it a go. We drew up the plans, worked out the costs and then dived in head first. We couldnt find any old wood lying around, so bought it rather cheaply at Mitre 10 for about $50 in total. We did a rather pathetic search for free or cheap compost, but through inpatience decided also to just buy it from Mitre 10. The special mix of soil that SFG recommends consists of 1/3 each of vermiculture, (we couldnt find this, so bought pumice -- the expensive part!) peat & compost. I think in total we paid $240 for all the soil mix -- rather expensive, but when you do the math of the cost of vegetables each week at the supermarket and that these boxes should last us a lot of years, then we figure we will all be square in about 2-3 months. We then chose our seeds and seedlings, spent about a day or so putting it altogether & heres the final result...
We are so looking forward to fresh potatoes, peas & sweet corn at Christmas, plus plenty more. I'm sure there is lots to learn along the way, but we think this is going to be a managable and sustainable project, not to say yummy & healthy! :-)
and really enjoying the ease of purchasing any book from anywhere in the world, and being able to read anytime and anywhere. It is an amazing piece of technology and has allowed me to enjoy reading so many more books in the last few months. 
, I have wanted to lend to all my friends and family. I find myself telling them about the good books I gave been reading, but not being able to lend any to them.