In the garden




2016
What I did in my garden over the holidays
Garden ramble: Autumn update
Garden ramble: rain and plantings
Garden ramble: frost and rain

2015
Garden share collective, February
What I learnt about this summer about growing tomatoes, February
Garden share collective, March
What I learnt this summer about growing vegetables, March
Garden share collective, May
Garden share: June
Garden share: July
Garden share: August
Garden ramble: Sprinter
Garden ramble: Planned and planted
Garden ramble: November
Garden ramble: On garlic and pansies

2014
Garden share collective, February
Garden share collective, March
Garden share collective, April
Garden share collective, May
Garden share collective, June
Garden share collective, July
Garden share collective, August
Garden share collective, September
Spring garden share collective, October
Garden share collective: last for 2014 (December)

2013
Of beans, berries and baby chickens, January
Late summer garden ramble, February
End of summer garden ramble, March
Early autumn garden (rat) ramble, April
Garden ramble: new kale and tatsoi, April
Autumn in here, but blowing away, April
Spring is almost here, June
Garden share collective, July
Garden share collective, August
Garden share collective, September
Garden share collective, October
Spring garden ramble, October
Garden share collective, November
Garden share collective, December
2012
How to plant cabbages, May
Vegie garden audit, May
Garden audit: getting ready, August
Garden inspirations: Floriade, September
Book review: The edible balcony, October
Garden highs, kitchen lows, October
My front garden, November
Garden harvest: peas, November
Garden maintenance: to do list, November
Garden: gung ho!, December
 
 
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2 comments:

  1. McClain Morris09 May, 2015

    Hi there! I hope you are having a great Friday. I've been following your blog for awhile now and I just love seeing your progress (and setbacks) with growing your own garden and cooking REAL food. I too have my own garden and understand how frustrating and rewarding it can be! I work with Nourish Schools who's main goal is to help the everyday family eat real, organic food at an affordable cost that's not too complicated. They asked me to reach out to you to see if you'd be interested in us sending you our cooking cards to review or giveaway. You can learn more about Casey and Katherine here: www.nourishschools.com and if you're interested please email me back at mcclain@padronsocialmarketing.com <3 Thank you!

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  2. e / dig in hobart11 May, 2015

    thank you for your lovely words, mark. I shall check out your site - it certainly sounds like a great mission. thank you!

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