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Latest Blog Posts on gardening
- kitchen garden tip tuesday 1 by loumms on Nov 17, 2009
Even though I’ve been a little hopeless at updating lately, that doesn’t mean I haven’t been writing posts. I’ve been writing heaps of them. They’ve just all been in my head, and until we as a species master telepathy, t...
- Chef's Hat and Gardening Cap by The Word of Sinna Luvva on Nov 15, 2009
After last Sunday’s disappointing meal, which featured celery and elastic band fed pork (at least the toughness and lack of flavour suggested that was the diet on which the distantly deceased had been fed) today’s lunch was a total success and, o...
- Gardener’s World by Freelance Unbound on Nov 9, 2009
From your gardening correspondent: Faced with the prospect of utter media meltdown earlier this year, I thought I might end up having to forage for food around the local area, given that a lot of the work I was banking on had fallen off a cliff. I di...
- Of gardens, vaccinations and shatteredness by The Word of Sinna Luvva on Oct 10, 2009
The big question is, do I have the stamina to complete this blog? It's not as if there's any necessity or urgency about it but, the effort may just manage to keep me awake. All in all, it's been rather a busy week in the garden and, for much of the e...
- Garden Update and Creepy Crawlies by ah ok lah on Oct 4, 2009
My roses - the pride of my garden, even though I only have three bushes. My tomato is getting bigger and bigger but I am afraid that it shows no sign of ripening. Worried that it might be too late as the weather is getting colder and the leaves...
- pizza harvest by loumms on Oct 4, 2009
So I finally got to enjoy a large chunk of my late summer harvest by mixing it all up onto a giant pizza, which was enjoyed by me and my love. She loved it so much that she has been begging me to make another one ever since! This particular harves...
- The Organopónico Eddoe Experiment ~ Day 171 by Quail By Mail - econess is creativeness on Oct 1, 2009
At long last, a review of the highly successful The Organopónico Eddoe Experiment. The plants are over 3 feet high and are healthy, sturdy and attract comments from visitors for their jungle-inspired beauty. The plants love a lot of water and will p...
