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Tag Archives: greenhouse
In My Kitchen-For the first time in a while!
I was having a look around my kitchen to see if there may be anything of interest to post and realised it is exactly one year since I moved from the temporary kitchen into our new lovely space. I posted … Continue reading
Posted in Bread, Fruit, In My Kitchen, Renovation, sourdough, Uncategorized
Tagged boiled fruit cake, bread knife, courtyard, greenhouse, In my kitchen, Sourdough Croissants, tomatoes
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Food and fun.
This weekend has been lovely. Almost tea with my son and his girlfriend at their new home (no dinner because all the take-a ways were closed!). They are doing a great job giving a sad old post war weatherboard home … Continue reading
Posted in Mushrooms, Shiitake
Tagged broad beans, bulbs, compost, garlic, geddye, ginger, greenhouse, hot pot, Indian Ginger Tea, pho, Shiitake, silver beet, Slow cooker
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Back in town.
After a few confronting weeks in India and some time to ponder the obvious troubles over there, we are back and attacking the reno with gusto. If only the tradespeople we book would do the same! We locked in to … Continue reading
Posted in In The Garden, Renovation
Tagged Camellia, Camellia sasanqua, greenhouse, Hydronic heating, Singapore Noodles, Sproutwell
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Christmas upon us…………
I am not a religious person, but I love the way the Christmas period enables us to merge families and friends together to celebrate and share each others company. I am a chronic lover of certain traditions of which Christmas … Continue reading
Posted in Sustainable Living
Tagged christmas pudding, greenhouse, tradition, wild hibiscus floweer
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Weekend with the lot!
This weekend was jam-packed with a variety of things. Had a great cello lesson (practice does pay off), got home to find my husband had made great progress with painting the lounge-room, I opted to work outside because it was … Continue reading
Posted in Broad Beans, Capsicum, Potatoes (Spuds), Renovation, Vegetables
Tagged beeetroot, blueberries, broad beans, Dulux curd paint, garlic, greenhouse, hot potato salad, mint, Mulberry, Painting, Reno, salad, silver beet
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Day of reflection.
With the high level of energy I have been expending trying to keep 2 houses that are on the market in control, renovating to make the new old house reasonable enough to move into when we do finally sell our … Continue reading
Posted in Blueberries, Broad Beans, In The Garden, Pears, Raspberries, Shiitake, Tomatoes
Tagged broad beans, Camellia, Flowers, greenhouse, Mulberry, propagation, Raspberries
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Broad beans appearing!
Nice restful day today after my heavy duty day yesterday. The weather also was not conducive to doing much outside, even though the sun came out at about 3 o’clock the wind is horrible. I did some more research on … Continue reading
Posted in Broad Beans, Flowers, In The Garden
Tagged broad beans, greenhouse, Lemon grass, rosella, snowpeas
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Let The Sun Shine In!
For the first time in quite a long time, here in Gippsland we had a Saturday where the sun managed to shine for most of the day. This was delightful, it always makes you feel a little bit better in … Continue reading
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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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