Have now shied away from companion planting around the trees beside the flat due to difficulty with upkeep and pests such as rats and pigs destroying any large leafed fruit like pumpkins. Perhaps it's better just left turned to lawn. @Timotheos

The lid can be done under T225: Create lid for blue anaerobic composter (maybe hinged). This anaerobic composter is sufficiently functional to close this issue :)

This bin has been made and appears to be working, but the blue lid needs to be found and then attached in a way that keeps the flap sealed.

Hey! Haven't had any issues whatsoever with any of the companion plants so far as I'm trying to pick things that animals will hopefully (mostly) steer clear of. But if I do have problems I'll cross that bridge. From what I've read chokos will make an awesome companion plant as it rambles along the ground and rodents and possums generally won't eat it! Defs will give it a crack. So far have pumpkins, zucchini, nasturtiums and several other small native grounds covers. Haven't had much luck with planting over by the toilets (except for nasturtiums) as it's too wet and shady. Will Have a look to see if I can find something suitable when I'm in town next. A native forest type ground cover like the one growing near my front door would look really nice.

No worries. I shall leave it for you

We have some chokos up at the Cottage that we could plant down there :) I'd definitely stake in some kind of guard to stop wildlife from digging the fruit up to start with, though!

I would like to handle this one :)