Graham visits organic veg farm Green Camel

It's bigger than your average backyard patch.

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Graham gets a tour of an incredible vegie garden, that’s a bit bigger than your average backyard patch; Australia’s largest organic glass house facility, Green Camel. But they don’t just grow delicious fruit and veg here, they also raise tens of thousands of freshwater barramundi, whose waste is turned into fertiliser for the plants in a completely self-sustainable system.

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Graham Ross Horticulturist

Radio broadcaster and television gardening presenter, Graham Ross, has educated, entertained and inspired Australia’s gardening community and aspiring green thumbs during a career that has spanned more than 50 years.

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