I’ve been enjoying lots of summer produce from my garden – carrots, radish, pak choy, lettuce, onion, garlic, tomatoes, beans, strawberries, lots of herbs, and one leek. I’ve already blogged about my adventures in growing garlic. And it’s so much more pungent than shop bought. They didn’t segment because I didn’t fertilize them enough. This [...]
Posts Tagged ‘sheet mulching’
Summer Produce
Posted in Garden, tagged garden produce, local food, pest control, sheet mulching, sustainable living, vegetables on 1 February 2009 | 7 Comments »
Eating the Garden
Posted in Garden, tagged sustainable living, compost, vegetables, fruit, sheet mulching, indigenous flora, local food, bush tucker on 20 April 2008 | 8 Comments »
Every home needs a garden especially a kitchen garden
– Nada at Grandiflora
I’ve been having so much fun in my garden preparing the winter planting.
Over summer I didn’t have as much success with my vegies as I’d hoped. I planted tomatoes too late (November) and although the bushes grew big and lush, the tomato crop [...]
Rain in Spring
Posted in Australia, Perth, tagged drought, Garden, Perth, rainfall, saving water, sheet mulching, water restrictions on 13 October 2007 | 3 Comments »
Spring isn’t usually that wet in Perth, but it was in September and the start of October (the sun’s arrived in force this past week).
Perth had 100.6mm of rain in September, more than the average of 89.3mm. And there were a couple more rainy days (rainfall more than 1mm) than usual, 13 as opposed to [...]








