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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Aspiring Asparagus!
My newly purchased Mary Washington asparagus crowns were showing signs of shooting so it was time to get them into their permanent(ish) home. Last week I marked out a bed with temporary edging and am now planting the asparagus and a couple … Continue reading
Posted in Asparagus, Bulbs, Flowers, Fruit, Grapes, In The Garden, Vegetables
Tagged Asparagus, Cherry, grafting, grapes, greenhouse, hellebore, propagation
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Fence in a bucket!
I am keen to establish a hedge of sasanqua camellias along the laneway fenceline. Unfortunately sasanquas are very slow to establish and it is proving difficult to source the variety I like in anything bigger than tube stock. I had the idea … Continue reading
Weekly Tip 25th July
Sustainability is not only about recycling, saving energy and reducing carbon footprints. For our whole planet to be more sustainable it should include emotional and cultural sustainable practices. Is was with awe I listened to Abraham Maluk who is one … Continue reading
Preparing for warmer weather.
I always like to have plenty of tomatoes to harvest for making passata, tomato sauce, drying and of course to enjoy the incomparable taste of just eating them. There is something quite tantalising about watching a tiny speck turn into … Continue reading
Feel like we are getting off the ground-literally!
Today was a big step forward, the first of the wicking beds was started and the electrician came to discuss the rewiring of the house. We have been in limbo since purchasing the property and not able to do much … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, Hollyhocks, Raspberries, Vegetables, Wicking Beds
Tagged Flowers, Raspberries, Reno, Seed, Wicking Beds
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Very productive day!
I have been very frustrated with planning and getting started on the new garden layout. For one thing we have been having exceptional levels of rainfall and everything I think of can’t happen until something else happens first, the domino … Continue reading
Posted in Compost, Potatoes (Spuds), Raspberries
Tagged compost, Espalier, Potatoes, Pruning, Raspberries, spuds
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Woo hoo, here we go!
After deliberating for ages, I have finally plucked up the courage to have a go at establishing a blog! I live in Gippsland which is about 2 hours east of Melbourne Australia and have a hobby of having a go … Continue reading
Posted in Cheese, Preserving, Renovation, Vegetables
Tagged Cheese, compost, Fowlers, Preserving, Raspberries, Vacola
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