Five things I did this week
It’s been an unexpectedly dry week, so we got some things done.
It’s been an unexpectedly dry week, so we got some things done.
Last year, my garlic crop failed big and hard. This year, I’m nervous and more subdued about planting again.
Home-grown garlic salt with rosemary. One of the best ways to store and use a garlic harvest.
A catch-up looking at the things I’ve been up to over the summer break.
The garlic should be ready for harvest… but is it?
A seasonal tour of the garden: bed-by-bed.
One of the worst things that could happen to a garlic grower has struck us this year: rust. So, what will I do?
A bed-by-bed tour of the winter vege garden.
Each year I experiment with new garlic varieties to see if they’re worth adding to my “garlic collection”. This year I’m trying 3: Russian Red, Spanish Red, and Kakanui.
Spending less time in the garden, and still harvesting from it by letting nature do the gardening for me.
Now the garlic is out of the ground, I take a look at how I did this year.
What do you do when a pig gets into your garden? Well, I have a bit of experience with that one…
A spring update from the first year in our new garden.
I got an offer I couldn’t refuse: a giant ball of mouldy hay.
When life gives you a pig, you make bacon. A straightforward home-curing process from shot to bacon buttie.