What do we do with a broken shadehouse?
After a big storm recently, we’ve had to re-evaluate what we do with our shadehouse.
After a big storm recently, we’ve had to re-evaluate what we do with our shadehouse.
I got a new toy for my birthday and it’s absolutely revolutionised the pest and weed management of our native bush.
One of the worst things that could happen to a garlic grower has struck us this year: rust. So, what will I do?
This week we cut down a bunch of gorse and cleared out a nice spot for a picnic in the bush.
We’ve got two full years of weather data now. What does it say?
Avoiding rust, fertilising, mulching, and harvesting scapes. Everything you need to get your garlic through the season, to a good harvest.
Low rainfall in summer each year means my garden always suffers. This year, I’m planning to share our water with one bed that really pumps… and grows everything.
Paths are a perhaps overlooked, at yet very important part of the garden. Here’s a look at my trials (and errors).
If you usually just purchase them, you might not know that in the darkest days of winter, the chickens take a break.
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 slowly learning plants don’t have to be “useful” to be worthwhile. So this week, I planted a flower garden just to put a smile on my face.
A couple of months ago, we welcomed some new chickens, and now the roosters are crowing.
Roxy catches her first pig and Hine makes her first photobomb in this continuing series about the animals in our lives.
Spending less time in the garden, and still harvesting from it by letting nature do the gardening for me.