The lazy woman’s garden
Spending less time in the garden, and still harvesting from it by letting nature do the gardening for me.
Spending less time in the garden, and still harvesting from it by letting nature do the gardening for me.
Generally, I blog about what’s new, and what’s going on right now. Today, I’m looking back and providing some updates on stuff from the past 2 years.
Musings on what value we place on our native forest remnants.
In order to plant native trees, we need to source native trees. I went tree-hunting this week.
Looking at the beauty provided by some of the weeds on the property, and getting a bit philosophical about it.
Pooping is such a basic part of every life. We’ve got a little closer to our poop since we moved to The Outpost by composting it through our composting toilet.
A short tour of some of my succulents and cacti.
A big compost pile generates serious heat. Enough to cook a steak. Yes, really.
Following a huge rain, a bunch of mushrooms and fungi have begun to bloom.
Finding myself with many piles of rotting organic matter, I build my first hot compost pile.
Now the garlic is out of the ground, I take a look at how I did this year.
Probably the most-procrastinated and disliked tasks since we moved here is now done!
How our neglected and overgrown orchard gained redemption.
What do you do when a pig gets into your garden? Well, I have a bit of experience with that one…
With the nicer weather comes some essential lifestyle-block spring cleaning!