28 July 2009
Busy as a bee
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Been canning and harvesting for the market garden this week, so I'll leave you with some pictures from the garden. Bumble bees are in a...
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23 July 2009
Growing by degrees
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The food cycle has finally reversed flow, there is more food coming into the house than we are able to eat... time to stock the pantry. With...
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20 July 2009
Chocolate and Collaboration
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For the last three years we have been living in a conservative rural area, where the unemployment/ welfare and illiteracy rates are well ove...
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17 July 2009
Nature walk
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My Nana is a special lady, full of character and one tough cookie. She showed me how a woman can do anything she puts her heart into, and my...
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13 July 2009
Blooming
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I do love vegetable flowers, and watching them unfold gives me more than an aesthetic satisfaction because the edible fruits are soon to fol...
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06 July 2009
On Safari
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After one entire week without a single ray of sun, we breathed a deep sigh of relief and exhilaration when the clouds and heavy fog finally ...
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02 July 2009
Extremes
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All told, out here on the East coast, this June was reported as the darkest June on record, ever. And for all of that cloud cover we accumul...
30 June 2009
A Cutworm Fence: protecting row crops from cutworm damage
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Putting physical barriers, such as tin-foil or paper collars, around transplants is a common method of controlling cutworm damage . As immat...
26 June 2009
Garden Tour
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My how the garden grows! Rainbow after a thunder shower only 10 days ago... The view from the kitchen table this morning. There's a lot ...
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