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Tino Carnevale

Tino Carnevale

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Presenter, ABC Gardening Australia

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  • ABC Gardening Australia magazine

    By Tino Carnevale, Loren Desbruslais| ABC Gardening Australia magazine Verified Humans and cabbages have shared a common history for a long time. Kale is a very old form of cabbage, but here I will be focusing on some of its great grandchildren, the modern, headed cabbages in the Brassica oleracea Capitata Group. It’s easy to think it’s we humans who have gained the most from the human-cabbage relationship. But if you think of the time we’ve devoted to cabbages, with generations of breeding and selecting the strongest, biggest and best, they’ve done all right too.

    By Tino Carnevale, Loren Desbruslais · ABC Gardening Australia magazine

    Oct. 02, 2024

  • A Family Affair - Gardening Australia

    By Tino Carnevale| Gardening Australia@ Tino visits a grand country garden lovingly tended to by a family who do everything from grafting to stonework!In Tasmania’s north between Cradle Mountain and the coast is the town of Nietta that has a rugged and wild landscape. It’s also home to an epic 2-hectare country garden that draws visitors from all over the country. The Crowden family have poured their hearts into this place for over 50 years.

    By Tino Carnevale · Gardening Australia

    Sep. 29, 2023

  • ABC Gardening Australia magazine

    By Tino Carnevale, Loren Desbruslais| ABC Gardening Australia magazine Verified Humans and cabbages have shared a common history for a long time. Kale is a very old form of cabbage, but here I will be focusing on some of its great grandchildren, the modern, headed cabbages in the Brassica oleracea Capitata Group. It’s easy to think it’s we humans who have gained the most from the human-cabbage relationship. But if you think of the time we’ve devoted to cabbages, with generations of breeding and selecting the strongest, biggest and best, they’ve done all right too.

    By Tino Carnevale, Loren Desbruslais · ABC Gardening Australia magazine

    Oct. 02, 2024

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ABC Gardening Australia