Green manure- digging it in!
There's not a lot to say about the digging in of the green manure, other than it smelt lovely and fresh, and was harder work than it looked. It now needs a few weeks to break down in the ...
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Weekend sun
This past weekend we were fortunate enough to have some beautiful, sunny weather. We spent some time in the garden edging beds, and replacing an azalea bed with salvias. The latter has been on ...
Green Manure
A few months ago I rejoined The Diggers Club, which is an Australian supplier of heirloom seeds and plants that practises both sustainable and ethical gardening. We had a membership a few years ...
Winter Gardens
I've spent more time in the garden this winter than previous years. There's been tidying of veggie patches, pruning of roses, controlling of dozens of weeds. While my winter garden ...
The one where I declare war… on Lemon Balm.
Lemon Balm. It’s so pretty and lush in spring. This plant is a number of years old now, but every spring it regrows and looks fantastic. I was pleased to see it also self seeds and welcomed the ...
May Gardening
The weather of the past few weeks has mostly been glorious. We’ve been out in the garden a lot trying to get some things done before winter kicks in. I’m not going to share photos of the clean up ...
Pin board
In a never ending effort to become more organised I put up a new pin board in my craft room. On it is my weekly goals, weekly planner, monthly calendar, craft projects underway, home projects ...
From the garden
I bought myself a DSLR earlier this year. I’m still very much a beginner when it comes to taking photos with it, but I do notice the difference between them and the ones I took with the old point ...
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Easter
This is Elijah’s second Easter. Last year he was too young for chocolate so I just gave him a little bunny I made. I’m not a religious person, so Easter doesn’t have a lot of meaning to me in ...