The Sister Cafe is an organic cafe in Queensland where you can get fresh, organic food, free of toxic chemicals, hormones, and antibiotics.

All our ingredients are sourced from certified organic farmers and suppliers ensuring maximum flavour and nourishment.

You can book the cafe for private functions and they also have take away goodies such as local honey and home baked muesli.

Along with Sister at Palmwoods, they also have another cafe at Cotton Tree.

Thanks again to Alison for letting me know about this organic cafe.

Feel free to leave your feedback in the comments

Sister Cafe
18-20 Margaret Street
Palmwoods QLD
Opening Hours:
Monday to Saturday 7:30am to 4pm

and

1/13 The Esplanade
Cotton Tree QLD
Opening Hours:
Everyday 7:30am to 4pm

Organika in Noosaville is an organic supermarket, selling many gourmet organic products and serving up organic coffee in their espresso bar.

Wherever possible, Organika’s "produce is grown and handled without the use of synthetic chemicals, artificial fertilisers, food irradiation or genetically modified ingredients.  Organic farming focuses on the health of the soil and utilises the best of both traditional agriculture and modern techniques to produce nutritious fruit and vegetables with minimal intervention.

It looks like they have a great range of products at Organika so check them out if you are in Noosa.

Thanks to Alison for letting me know about this place.

Have you been to Organika? Leave your review of the supermarket and cafe in the comments.

Organika
2/205 Weyba Road
Noosaville QLD 4566

Opening Hours:
Monday to Saturday 7am – 6pm
Sunday 7am – 4pm

The Green Grocer is an organic shop and cafe which has been around since 1998.

About the organic cafe:

The Green Grocer is Australia’s first fully licensed organic cafe. Our bustling kitchen under the direction of head chef Joe Trinchi is truly the heart of the Green Grocer. It is here that simple innovative cooking and fresh organic produce combine to provide a tantalizing menu of modern, innovative cuisine.

Enjoy the intimate surrounds of our food store café, relax in the kitchen garden courtyard or dine upstairs in our well stocked wine room with sunny balcony tables. The kitchen is open for breakfast and lunch seven days a week from 9am to 4pm.

About the organic shop:

To complement our range of fresh produce we offer an extensive range of "larder essentials" including organic pastas, grains and pulses, locally produced bio-dynamic meats, cheeses and dairy products. Our deli fridge offers a range of ready to go products freshly produced from our upstairs production kitchen. Our pies, pasties, cakes and pastries are baked daily using the best of our organic ingredients. The Green Grocer’s selection of organic jams, pastes, pestos, and chutneys are a fabulous addition to our range of take away products.

The Green Grocer also has a wine room and cooking school.

Visit The Green Grocer:

217 St Georges Road
Fitzroy North Vic

I’ve discussed organic weed control a number of times before and this video also provides some good ideas and tips on how to prevent and control weeds in an organic garden.

Organic Gardening | Weed Control

Fundamental Food Store, an organic health food supermarket, has 5 stores in New South Wales and Queensland. They also run a couple of organic cafes known as Fundies.

Detox, revive, immune, refresh and cleanse just some of the pure organice juices available at our Fundies Cafe. Select from vitamin and nutrient rich organic fruit and vegetables or enjoy an organic fresh roasted coffee, exotic spiced chai and classic or herbal teas. Eat in or take out, Fundies Cafe can tantalise you with our delicious gourmet delights 7 days a week.

Visit Fundies in Byron Bay, NSW and Paddington, Qld.

Great soil is probably the most important ingredient in a successful organic garden. Composting garden waste, food scraps, and other plant materials is a great way to recycle and create a product which can improve your soil, enabling you to grow bigger and healthier vegetables.

Organic Gardening | Compost

The Bliss Organic Garden Cafe is located in Adelaide, just near Adelaide’s Central Market.

At Bliss, we provide the finest, home-made vegan food made from organic ingredients. We also offer a variety of organic, fair trade teas & coffee and freshly-squeezed juices.

At Bliss we don’t just provide food to nourish your body, we offer you food to nourish your soul.

• Organic whole grains, home milled into flour for our bread, pastries, muesli and cakes.
• The best, seasonal organic fruit and vegetables we can find – supporting local producers wherever possible.
• The finest quality ingredients – we don’t cut corners on our ingredients so you won’t have to compromise on taste.
• Fair trade produce that doesn’t leave a bad taste in your mouth.

In addition to serving food and drinks to consume on the premises, we sell a variety of organic and fair trade products to take away.

Visit Bliss Organic Garden Cafe:

7 Compton Street
Adelaide SA 5000

Good tips for beginners starting an organic vegetable garden:

If you’re in the West End in Brisbane, check out the Forest Cafe, and organic and vegan cafe.

Your naturally healthy alternative, The Forest offers affordable global cuisine that is both Delicious and Nutritious. We strive to utilise organic ingredients in most of our cooking and all food is prepared with great care and served for the nourishment of the body and soul.

Our menu changes daily, including a buffet style selection of hot foods, pies, pastries, etc. and fresh gourmet salads. Also burgers, wraps and paninis, as well as organic juices, smoothies, coffee & tea, and a selection of mouth watering cakes and desserts.

Our food is all 100% vegan , with gluten-free and garlic & onion-free options. We also have certified organic dairy milk available, for coffee and smoothies only.

Visit The Forest:

124 Boundary Street
West End QLD 4101

I’ve discussed propagating plants in the past and why you might want to do it. This video showing you how to propagate potatoes (which I’m sure everyone knows how to do) as well as propagating sweet potatoes (which I have never done but will definitely try).

Propagating Potatoes and Sweet Potatoes