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Beetroot & Carrot Salad
It seems ages since I posted a recipe (probably because it is ages since I posted a recipe). It’s the time it takes -to make it, and photograph it. It also takes concentration, I have to write down how much I’m … Continue reading
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Netting the Blueberries
I have actually managed to get myself organised this year. I may not have planted out enough summer crops. I may have forgotten to apply copper spray to my nectarine before it got leaf curl. I may have completely failed … Continue reading
Posted in Fruits
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Fruit Developing
I went up to my Mum and Dad’s on Sunday. They live north of Melbourne, about 60km from Coburg in a place which is, on average, about 4 degrees cooler. In fact if I check the temperature gauge in my car just before … Continue reading
Posted in Fruits
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Curry Leaf Trees in Winter
I had friends over for dinner last night. It was a last minute thing so fortunately they weren’t expecting much. I burnt the beans and cauliflower, only just cooked the chicken and the sauce for the fish tasted bitter. Not … Continue reading
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Mulching for winter
I had a chance to get out in the garden last weekend, and a fine time to garden it was too. Saturday and Sunday morning were comparatively warm and sunny, and rain was forecast for Sunday afternoon and evening. A perfect time … Continue reading
Posted in Winter Planting
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