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Tag Archives: Garden share collective
Spring is definitely springing up! Garden Share Collective.
At the risk of painting the devil on the wall, I’m going to say that Spring is well and truly here and I doubt there will be any more frosts. There, I’ve said it! This past winter has been a … Continue reading →
Posted in Bread, Bulbs, Flowers, In The Garden, Nature in the garden
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Tagged broad beans, bulbs, daffodils, Garden share collective, seasons, Spring
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Don’t be fooled-Winter in the garden is busy!
It’s been many moons since I last did a Garden Share Collective post. I just don’t know where the time has gone, I blink and another month has passed me by! We can no longer kid ourselves that summer has gone … Continue reading →
Posted in Broccoli, Bulbs, Cherries, Chickens, Compost, Fruit, Garlic, Grapes, In The Garden, Nature in the garden, Potatoes (Spuds), Seed Raising & Propagation, Uncategorized, Vegetables
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Tagged Garden share collective, garlic, grow sweet potatoes in victoria, home harvest, organic growing, suburban farmer, Wicking Beds
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Seasons are Turning. GSC March
I’ve missed doing a post for a few Garden Share Collectives (GSC) recently, just can’t seem to make the deadline! Thanks to Lizzie at StrayedTable for co-ordinating all of us home growers showcasing what is happening in our plots. Harvests at … Continue reading →
Sunny Saturday.
What a bottler of a day! Not too hot, not too cold, not too windy, just right. The kind of day where you’d be nuts if you stayed inside. It was also our state election in Victoria today, which I … Continue reading →
Posted in Broccoli, Flowers, Fruit, Garlic, Grapes, Home, In The Garden, Nature in the garden, Vegetables, Wicking Beds
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Tagged Bird proofing, Bob Hudson, Democracy, Elder flower cordial, Elderflowers, Garden share collective, grapes, greenhouse growing, grow sweet potato, politics, staking tomatoes, voting, Wicking Beds
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Garden Share Collective. Cup day in the garden.
Holy Moley, 2 posts in one night! Mr ATMT is away so I am not doing much after coming in from the garden once it was dark. Love daylight saving, we can spend so much more time nurturing our souls … Continue reading →
Garden Share Collective
Thanks Lizzie at Strayed Table for getting all these together. Well Spring is well and truly showing its face. Flowers are smiling at me, fruit trees and deciduous trees are in bud, leaves are popping and showing signs of life. … Continue reading →
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Tagged backyard farmer, Bees, broad beans, Corella birds, Garden share collective, Home grown food, pollination, Sweet potato, urban farmer
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Garden Share Collective-Firsts.
Bit of a mixed bag this month, Winter can be quite depressing with the weather cold, daylight hours are short and some of the winds we have had have tested the moods of many. Rain has been incessant too, making it … Continue reading →
Posted in Bread, Broccoli, In The Garden, Nature in the garden, Potatoes (Spuds), Recipes, Seed Raising & Propagation, Shiitake, Sustainable Living, Vegetables
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Tagged backyard farmer, brussel sprout help, Garden share collective, greenhouse gardening, grow lemons, grow limes, Grow shiitake mushrooms, make bread, self sufficiency, Tomato seed
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Garden Share Collective July 2014
Time to have a think about what’s been happening, being harvested and planned over the last month. We are halfway through a school term break here and I have been going ‘gangbusters’ trying to achieve as much as I can … Continue reading →
Posted in Broccoli, Compost, Flowers, Fruit, Home, In The Garden, Lemons, Mushrooms, Nature in the garden, Seed Raising & Propagation, Shiitake, Strawberries, Vegetables, Wicking Beds
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Tagged auto pots, backyard farming, Garden share collective, gippsland gardens, mulch, sustainable gardens, Wicking Beds
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Garden Share Collective June 2014
The Garden Share Collective Welcome to my contributions as part of the Garden Share Collective. I love the concept of bloggers being able to support, inspire, advise and educate each other in so many areas. The following is an extract from the co-ordinator of … Continue reading →
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