AndrewR

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Brisbanite

Enthusiastic gardener and bushcarer. Maintainer of a #vergegarden.

Electrical apprentice ⚡

Aspiring mini-labber with a small self-hosted footprint

Website (currently down): https://roffey.au

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2026-07-12 21:20:19 CEST

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the Moccona jars are more airtight than other brands from experience. Never tried putting instant in the fridge though.

2025-11-06 11:48:52 CET

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Maybe someday I'll learn emacs

2025-09-19 06:38:25 CEST

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thanks! I started simple, just dianellas, lomandras, cordylines, bird's nest and binung ferns. I'd like it to be a native "cultivated wilderness" type of garden with a bit more in the way of native wildflowers.
The soil is mostly quite hard, rocky clay, so quite challenging conditions, but it's doing surprising well.
Over the past month I've added in some lobeliad, golden glory pea, native raspberry, poa grass, native leak, small shrubby pine, "Little John" bottlebrush, coastal westringia, grevillias and schonia filifolia. Most of it has survived, so far so good :)