Another month’s worth of rain
The rain fell quite spectacularly this week. We’re now in our fourth year of weather monitoring, so how wet has the last year been?
The rain fell quite spectacularly this week. We’re now in our fourth year of weather monitoring, so how wet has the last year been?
We’ve finally planted our collection of cane berries into the ground!
It’s taken nearly 3 years but I realised that all our space and wind make a fantastic combination for kite flying, so I bought a kite.
The storms last weekend brought down a couple of nīkau palms near our fence line. How did we sort this one out?
We’ve had a bit of a poultry shuffle. The ducks have found a better home, and we’ve gone max chicken!
It’s been on my ‘to-do’ list for a while, but last week I finally created my succulent garden.
Last year, my garlic crop failed big and hard. This year, I’m nervous and more subdued about planting again.
Gorse is an unfortunate reality of owning farmland in New Zealand. This week I got out and sprayed some.
A guide to, and explanation of, the names we have given to places around our property.
A round-up of how our little collection of citrus is growing.
I know we all joke we’re two-degrees of separation from anyone else in New Zealand. But Richard and I have closer links to the land we live on than we could have imagined.
The worm farm is full and ready for a re-set! This week I emptied our worm farm all out, then filled it back up again.
A round up of what went right (and too right!) in the Square Foot Garden this season.
My gardening mojo is coming back after the scorching summer and I rediscovered my flowerbed.
I haven’t been very attentive to my garden lately, but that doesn’t mean we won’t be eating out of it in the coming months.