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Tag Archives: Cabbage
Winter Brassica Round Up
I harvested my last remaining cauliflower last week which brought to a close the bulk of my brassica harvesting for this season. In Melbourne most brassicas are generally grown as winter crops. There are exceptions: radishes are grown all year, watercress … Continue reading
Posted in Brassicas, Summer Planting, Winter Harvesting
Tagged brassicas, Broccoli, Cabbage, Cauliflower, kale
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Top 5: Brassicas
Vegetable gardening in Melbourne’s winter tends to be all about Brassicas, well Brassicas and alliums – but once you’ve planted your garlic and onions they just sit there slowly growing all winter and spring. The brassicas though actually produce in winter, so in … Continue reading
An Autumn of Salads – Vietnamese Coleslaw
So far for Vegplottings Salad Days posts I have written a variety of recipes which incorporate salad leaves. This is the first though to use a leaf as a primary ingredient, in my previous posts they have been there for flavour and texture. Here … Continue reading