Radar's Patch - First Episode

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Radar's Patch - First Episode

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In this 2010 series, comedian Te Radar ditches his lawnmower to take on the challenge of transforming an overgrown quarter acre lawn into a lush garden bursting with produce. Using recycled material and organic methods, Te Radar has six months to hit his goals — including making a profit from selling his food. "You can almost smell the fertility in the air," he claims in this first episode, filmed in Riverhead north of Auckland. In true Te Radar style, comedy ensues. He forgets to build a gat...

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Video

Date created

2010

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https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/radars-patch-episode-one-2010

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riverhead school / herbs / spring / urban / reel mower / mulcher / teradar / te radar / riverhead / gardening / sustainability / lifestyle / quarter acre / recycling / organic / chickens / biodiesel / bio-diesel / nz on air / new zealand on air / sustainable living / lawnmower / fence / andrew lumsden

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