
August 2021
Monday morning, drinking coffee and listening to a lovely dawn chorus from the local birds. Winter has flown by, barely noticed apart from the one
Monday morning, drinking coffee and listening to a lovely dawn chorus from the local birds. Winter has flown by, barely noticed apart from the one
A lot has been happening in ‘real life’ and I temporarily forgot I had a garden blog or any gardening related plans at all. That
I had told myself I’d have my little calendar finished by November. And that I would have trained to run a rather steep half marathon
With the days getting longer in the Southern Hemisphere your winter brassicas might be loosening and attempting to go to seed (bolting). They might not look pretty but you can still use them up with a comforting and creamy soup, delicious served with a chunky hunk of sourdough bread.
Writing this in limbo… I’m moving to Tauranga for a couple of years a few months to be nearer family while my baby is young.
Who even has time to write a blog? I was just about to go top up the chickens water, when the sky did the job
An easy recipe to use up whatever greens you have growing in the garden, in a vegetarian or vegan pasta dish with nuts and/or seeds
I have been neglecting the garden for most of the winter, as I have a baby on the way… and between being over sensitive to
After a dry hot February here in Auckland, it’s been delightful to get some rain over the past few days. Just under a month away
This list is a work in progress, I will keep adding to it and adjusting. It’s mostly based on what I’ve discovered in areas that
The first blog post. The first page in my garden diary is dated 20/04/2016. It details the requirements of an imaginary future ‘quiet rectangle’; A