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The Kitchen Garden in May
Each month during the past year I have written a page describing what I do in the Kitchen Garden in that month. You will find them on both my side bar and above under Planting Notes. I have written one … Continue reading
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Suburban Tomato’s First Birthday
Suburban Tomato turned one today, which basically means I’ve annoyed my family by taking photo’s of their dinner and its ingredients for a whole year. In all seriousness though I’ve really enjoyed writing … Continue reading
Top 5 – Garden Annoyances
There are just so many things I could have include here; black birds, potato beetles, the citrus gall wasp that is attacking my potted citrus, some seed’s poor germination rates, cabbage white butterflies, powdery mildew and so on but in the … Continue reading
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Happy New Year – The Promise of Good Things to Come
I hope 2012 brings you everything you wish for, and in particular I hope it brings plenty of good things to eat. Happy New Year to all.
A very Merry Festive season to all
At the end of November VeggieGobbler suggested that; instead of using plastic Christmas trees it would be a great idea to decorate a branch in a festive manner. Happily this suggestion co-incided with one of my parents Acacia Cognata plants losing a … Continue reading
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Photo-Vember: Flowers
Is it cheating to put a post about flowers in a kitchen gardening blog? Hmmm, not sure but I’m going to anyway – my excuse is that the flowers are attracting bees to pollinate the edible parts of the garden. … Continue reading
Photo-Vember
Leanne at Dirt and Flowers has another blog, Leanne Cole’s Blog where she talks about all matters photographic. She suggests that November become PhotoVember (which I think will be more attractive and less prickly than the fabulous Movember). She is … Continue reading
“Beautifying” the Garden – Tip Shop Finds
I am on something of a mission to make my garden look a bit more interesting. I am quite conscious that vegetables are, by their very nature, transient plants – they come for awhile then move on, so there are … Continue reading
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