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Tag Archives: backyard farmer
Gardivalia Open Day is just around the corner! Join us.
As I have previously posted, we have entered our back yard garden in the Gardivalia food gardens section this year and the opening weekend is October 24th and 25th. That’s the weekend after next. I’m pleased to say I’m not doing my … Continue reading
Gardivalia 2015-We’re in!
October in West Gippsland is the month when gardeners, would be gardeners and just lovers of gardens have the opportunity to visit properties throughout the Baw Baw Shire. Gardens that are opened up for the public to visit and learn from. Food gardens, formal … Continue reading
Weekend Wrap
Leave it! It’s about this time of year we get fed up with the leaf litter and do a major clean up. Even though there are more to fall, it gets a bit out of hand. Everywhere you look, leaves, … Continue reading
Farewell to 2014. Hello 2015.
I must admit, I don’t really ‘get’ the hype that many have in relation to celebrating New Year. To me it is just another day, but I don’t mind any excuse to spend some time with those we love and to indulge … Continue reading
Posted in Asparagus, Baking, Blueberries, Bread, Chickens, Compost, Garlic, In The Garden, Mushrooms, Potatoes (Spuds), Preserving, Recipes, Seed Raising & Propagation, Shiitake, Strawberries, Sustainable Living, Uncategorized, Vegetables
Tagged backyard farmer, Blueberry protection, exclusion bags, garden heat protection, greenhouse growing, herbs, home harvest, mulch, organic growing, self watering system, sustainable living
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Espaliers, skirting boards and spring pasta.
We have at long last commenced the fence around the veggie patch. We are going for a rustic paling look across the front and on the gate but along the back it is just posts with ‘reo’ attached so I can … Continue reading
Posted in Broad Beans, Broccoli, Fruit, Garlic, In The Garden, Recipes, Renovation, Tomatoes, Vegetables
Tagged 1920's red cedar skirting board, backyard farmer, broad beans, espalier apples, Espalier figs, fence vegetable patch, grow apples, Grow espaliers. restoring skirting boards, grow organic, pasta recipe, renovating, Vegetable pasta
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