Making the most of tiny patches
It’s middle of the summer and some people will be over run with cucumbers – I am a little late planting things out as we were only able to start sowing in June – I purchased one cucumber seedling (and sowed some seeds) so I don’t have a glut just yet. The title may be … Continue reading Recipes for Gluts: (Real!) Pickles
I have not been blogging so much in the last couple of months – I don’t really have a sob story on why – mostly time mismanagement but this year I am going to try to make more of an effort to keep on top of all the topics I would like to write about. … Continue reading Six on Saturday:New Year
This is one of my favourite fragranced flowers I have in my house; if you ever have the chance to get one, jump on it. The walking apostle plant or iris is also known as the poor man’s orchid or one day iris (Neomarica gracilis); it smells like heaven but each flower lasts for less … Continue reading Walking Apostle
Last weekend was my first Six on Saturday (a trend started by The Propagator); inspired by the weather I wrote about indoor gardening and the things that were growing under sunlamps. Yesterday, I thought that the yearning for warm weather was over but today as I look out the window at the snow falling I … Continue reading Six on Saturday: tiny fruit
I decided to follow suit and post a Six on Saturday as inspired by The Mindful Gardener and also the creator The Propagator. Seems like the same things are sprouting such as rhubarb and peony so I can’t post them again. As we have had such a grey start to March compared to this time last year … Continue reading Six on Saturday: indoors
The orchid that grows like a bulb – for when you want to grow orchids but think it might be too hard. Pleiones are orchids but grow up from a bulb that is dormant each winter – even though they are mostly from Asia they are a cool climate orchid. They can be grown indoors … Continue reading Easy Orchid
When I started gardening and I was restricted on space and water, I vowed that I would only grow things that produced in return – so that meant that my time and resources were spent on plants that gave something back. Over the years I have had the odd one or two ornamental plants that … Continue reading Sneaky Ornamentals
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Making the most of tiny patches
Making the most of tiny patches
