The dreaded garlic rust
One of the worst things that could happen to a garlic grower has struck us this year: rust. So, what will I do?
One of the worst things that could happen to a garlic grower has struck us this year: rust. So, what will I do?
My main crops are half way through the season and I’m working on setting them up for good bulb growth in the next couple of months.
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.
I’m getting lazy and spending less time in the garden. But we’re still harvesting fresh food regularly. How? I’m letting nature do the gardening for me.
Everything I’ve learned about getting a successful garlic harvest in the ground.
Now the garlic is out of the ground, I take a look at how I did this year.
A spring update from the garden.
I got an offer I couldn’t refuse: a giant ball of mouldy hay.
An update on how the garlic is growing, and how you can help your own crop do well this year.
A little history about my love-affair with growing garlic, and a peek into the future.
A simple garlic and herb bread recipe.
A reflection on what I’m grateful for at the start of an unprecidented 4+ week nationwide lockdown.
The garden is finally turning into something I’m happy with!
A new garden takes time to build and grow, and that’s a little frustrating to me.