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Growing Honest Food by Gabriella Gomersall-Hubbard (Hardcover, 2012)

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Growing Honest Food - An Oasis of Italian Tradition in the Suburbs by Gabriella Gomersall-Hubbard is a captivating non-fiction book published by Hyland House Publishing Pty Ltd in 2012. This first edition hardcover book measures 293mm in height and 222mm in width, with 224 illustrated pages that delve into the art of gardening and growing honest food. The book explores regional/local dialects and offers a glimpse into the author's personal oasis of Italian tradition within a suburban setting, making it a unique and insightful read for gardening enthusiasts.

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A barren block of land in the Australian suburbs has, over a period of 30 years, been transformed by the Sicilianos' passion, daring, perseverance and hard work into a slice of the Calabrian countryside - a lush and wonderful oasis. At a mere 1.2 ha, Rose Creek Estate is probably the smallest vineyard in the nation and, at less the 17 kilometres fr