CategoriesMonthly and Seasonal Growing My Garden Diary

BioAssay – midway point

If you've been following my blog posts, Facebook feed and Instagram, you'll know that I had the misfortune of buying…

CategoriesMonthly and Seasonal Growing My Garden Diary

Portraits of plants damaged from herbicides in compost/soil/manure mix

These are actual images of plants I have grown this season (Spring/Summer 2019) in compost and "veggie mix" bought from…

CategoriesMy Garden Diary October 2019

WEEK IN RETROSPECT 2019 – WEEK 7 & 8 (12 OCTOBER – 25 OCTOBER)

Warning – this is in entirety a moan post. But I did promise to share the good and the bad.…

CategoriesMonthly and Seasonal Growing My Garden Diary September 2019

Week in Retrospect 2019 – Week 2 (7 Sept – 13 Sept)

Full steam ahead with my garden diary / inspiration blog. If you've missed the beginning, feel free to check out…

CategoriesMy Garden Diary September 2019 Week in Retrospect

A Week in Retrospect 2019 – Week 1 (31 August – 6 Sept)

The first week of spring just shouts of new beginnings, doesn’t it! So, of course it was the perfect time…

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A week in Retrospect 2019 – Introduction

Minette’s “Week in Retrospect” is back in season! This weekly blog post will mostly be a way for me to…

CategoriesCompanion Planting Growing Herbs Monthly and Seasonal Growing My Garden Diary Using Herbs

5 Top Tips for growing organic herbs and produce in a regenerative way

I was invited by Jocelyn from Grow Eat Heal to an event last night, where I got to speak about…

CategoriesMy Garden Diary

21 July – First sowings of tomatoes and chillies for 2018

Now that I have my heated propagation area in place (eek, so excited!!!), I’ve put in a few of the…

CategoriesMy Garden Diary

21 July 2018 – Flowering Now

It's not a floriferous time in the garden for most things, but if you look closely, or plant smartly, even…

CategoriesMy Garden Diary

13 July 2018 – New Moon, New Beginnings

It’s New Moon in July. It stirs my blood. Even as cold winter clouds hang low, and the midday temperature…