Redgum Ridge

Redgum Ridge was a seed planted in Gail Stubber's clever brain back in 2005. It's been a long (almost 11 year) Winter, but finally Redgum Ridge is defrosting and ready for Spring.

Three hours south of Perth in Carbunup River, Redgum Ridge is where Gail would stand for hours, listening to her university podcasts, whilst watering her Quinoa. We all thought she was a bit daft, and far too patient. However, her green hands, years of hobbie farming along side a masters degree and many seminars, means Gail has cultivated her knowledge of sustainable and symbiotic growing.

Nothing we grow is just for the sake of it. We plant things we know will give back to the soil. When our crops are harvested, we turn the waste into nutrients for the soil. We use gravity, not electricity to get water to our crops, from a our rain water dam. Nothing is careless, nothing is taken away or wasted.

Redgum Ridge has been the destination for all our tree planting school holidays. Our Mum's labour of love is in it's final stages and we couldn't be prouder!