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A garden & harvest update
I haven’t posted in a while, a case of work & study getting in the way of real life. All this general busy-ness has meant I haven’t posted about all those exciting end of Summer, start of Autumn harvests. It … Continue reading
Posted in Autumn Harvesting
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Last nights dinner – A growers feast
A few weeks back I posted about Grow it Local and their local growers feast. Well I got tickets. A very big YAY! And the feast was fab. There were: great speakers like Costa from Gardening Australia. Deano brought some … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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Monday Harvest – 23rd Feb 2015
Warning: This post contains gratuitous images that may distress those whose tomato crop has failed. Yay for a good tomato season is all I can say. Few eaten by rodents, the plants fruiting well, or reasonably well, and loads of laden … Continue reading
Posted in Summer Harvesting
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Displays of veg, ‘Woolly Pockets’, and Melbourne’s Sustainability Festival
The Sustainable Living Festival is on in Melbourne at the moment (http://www.slf.org.au/) and a friend and I thought we’d check out a couple of the things going on as part of the festival. This trip into Melbourne’s CBD was in … Continue reading
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Preserving Summer – Part 1 – Peaches in Fowlers Jars
I’m enjoying preserving at the moment. Having a little bit of free time helps. My youngest child has just started school and so I’ve gone from 15 child free hours a week, in which to cram in work, chores and … Continue reading
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