31 August 2009
August frost!
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An August frost snuck up on us this year. Not too surprising, we did have a frost warning on July 8th this summer, for goodness sake! With a...
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26 August 2009
Tomato (or Otherwise) Chutney
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I found a most delicious tomato chutney recipe, of East Indian inspiration, in an April 1981 Organic Gardening magazine. I modified it sligh...
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24 August 2009
Fungal diseases in the garden
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With the incredible rainfall we've had here in the east, there's been ample opportunity for fungal diseases in the garden. The late ...
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20 August 2009
Too much beauty
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There's just too much beauty in the garden, I simply must share... Syriphid Fly eating the nectar of a Calendula Flower. Northern Leopa...
18 August 2009
Growing small grains and seeds
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We are growing some test plots of small grains and seeds in the garden this year. Mostly, these plots have taught me about the growing condi...
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10 August 2009
Fermenting in the garden
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The August garden is a delightful ramble of green. Hunting out the early fruits feels like a daily treasure hunt. Scraping a light layer of ...
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04 August 2009
Meta-predator meta-narrative: The portrait of a lady
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Lady beetles have been breeding like crazy in our garden this summer. It has been an education to observe their life cycle, from larva to ad...
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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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