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October 28, 2018 from 10am to 12pm – Dave's Garden
2 Comments 0 FavoritesPosted on April 1, 2018 at 23:30 6 Comments 3 Favorites
Tromboncinos: an Italian heirloom zucchini originally from Liguria.
If you have space, 'tis an essential grow.
Since I'm renovating outback I had to cut down a couple of these vines, thus the contents of these…
ContinuePosted on February 19, 2018 at 22:16 2 Comments 2 Favorites
I'm in the process of renovating two gardens at present: my own and the school garden.
As I pointed out --…
ContinuePosted on February 4, 2018 at 0:30 8 Comments 2 Favorites
Vetiver and I have finally decided to get engaged so that we are retrofitting our family home together. Over the past two years we have grown closer to one another so that a day seldom goes by when we aren't interacting with one another... in an horticultural sense of course.
I've come to know Vetiver's ways and have learnt to appreciate the plant even more. In that embrace I can imagine the grass' potential.
At present I have three projects in mind:
Posted on January 28, 2018 at 9:30 0 Comments 3 Favorites
The great joy of annuals and the like is that nothing lasts as it was. Gardening with non perennial plants is full of options,quickly realised.
Since taking up with Vetiver grass (we are indeed married)-- we've not only had many offspring together but I've experimented with uses.
The big deal is that I'm embarking on a garden retrofit structured by Vetiver hedges.
I guess the main impetus for this is that after installing a spear pump my irrigation protocols have…
ContinuePosted on January 2, 2018 at 1:20 17 Comments 3 Favorites
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Thanks Dave for your recipes ,will you be going to lissas garden visit as I can give you those brazillian spinach if not will bring them over for you cheers
Hi Dave havent forgotten you caught up with work .will get them over to you in the new year sometime hope you have a good xmass
Hi mate leave us an address at darren_and_deb@hotmail.com and I will get them over to you
Thanks for your reply mate I do have flowers but they wouldn't be a metre high due to the very sandy soil and low nutrients even though I did put lots of compost in before planting .I planted them initially to stop the neighbours walking across the front lawn,Your plants sound really healthy and you can look forward to good yields 3 to 4 kilos per plant if your lucky and not forgetting the flowers wich will be a real head turner. cheers
Hi Dave didnt want to hijack your latest blog but just wanted to ask about your Jerusalem artichokes as we seem to be the only few blf members growing them .How tall are they do you have any flowers yet always good to compare your plants with others to guage how things are.cheers
Hi Dave, did you manage to get the Snake Beans. If not you may contact me on borgia@tpg.com.au with your address & I will send some.
Jane
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