Today I was out in the garden getting it ready for planting my autumn vegetables. I had to dig out the remainder of one bed to clear it and I made dinner with the results. . . . → Read More: Autumn one dish wonder
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 The temperature has definitely been heading south for some weeks so I’ve started to get cracking on my autumn and winter vegetable patch. I’m still holding some hope of my tomatoes going red. Given it’s March, it’s looking unlikely! . . . → Read More: Preparing my autumn veggie patch  Once you’ve decided where your vegetables are going to grow, it’s time to prepare the garden bed. If you are interplanting (putting herbs and vegetables among other plants in an existing bed), you’ll need to make sure that the garden bed has been well dug over to remove weeds. . . . → Read More: Some tips on building raised veggie garden beds  Time is the most important thing to consider if you have kids and you are considering growing your own fruit and veggies. Work out what tasks you will have to do every week, namely watering, weeding, checking for pests and harvesting when the plants are ripe. . . . → Read More: What time and space do you have for a garden?  Once you have worked out the best position to grow your vegetables, the next issue is how? . . . → Read More: Some thoughts on designing a veggie patch |
We Love Food is our book that covers similar territory. Find out more about the book at the Hardie Grant website. |
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