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Tag Archives: fair share. July 11, 2015 · 9:39 am. Home and Away Part Two: A Guide to Absentee Gardening. The third golden rule of absentee gardening: MULCH! In this particular post I outline the crucial six-steps I followed prior to departing on a four-week holiday. It goes without saying that gardens benefit from regular attention, and so four weeks without maintenance is a lot to ask of any annual vegetable garden! Why I was leaving the back story. Hold on honey, I’m a-coming. Food for a future. We ha...
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Brazilian spinach | permaculture traveller
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Tag Archives: Brazilian spinach. July 11, 2015 · 9:39 am. Home and Away Part Two: A Guide to Absentee Gardening. The third golden rule of absentee gardening: MULCH! In this particular post I outline the crucial six-steps I followed prior to departing on a four-week holiday. It goes without saying that gardens benefit from regular attention, and so four weeks without maintenance is a lot to ask of any annual vegetable garden! Why I was leaving the back story. Hold on honey, I’m a-coming. Food for a future.
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Permaculture | permaculture traveller
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April 13, 2016 · 7:35 pm. A writer’s day. Life has become more highly ritualised now that production of my doctoral creative artefact – my permaculture travel memoir – has begun to ramp-up. In the morning, it goes like this. How can I impress upon you the importance of choosing the right mug? So much depends upon it the success of the written word. Shall I choose this one or that? Afterwards I resume work for another 2-3 hours. Time to edit the ‘old’ work I produced last week during my ‘seeding’ spre...
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Ethiopian cabbage | permaculture traveller
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Tag Archives: Ethiopian cabbage. July 11, 2015 · 9:39 am. Home and Away Part Two: A Guide to Absentee Gardening. The third golden rule of absentee gardening: MULCH! In this particular post I outline the crucial six-steps I followed prior to departing on a four-week holiday. It goes without saying that gardens benefit from regular attention, and so four weeks without maintenance is a lot to ask of any annual vegetable garden! Why I was leaving the back story. Hold on honey, I’m a-coming. Food for a future.
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Birds | permaculture traveller
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July 11, 2015 · 9:39 am. Home and Away Part Two: A Guide to Absentee Gardening. The third golden rule of absentee gardening: MULCH! This post is the second in a series of three. Collectively, the posts weigh the pleasures of roaming (travel) against the pleasures of homing (epitomized by the practice of gardening), offering practical tips and solutions for gardeners who like me enjoy long periods away from the nest. In short, this series of posts is about ‘absentee gardening.’. Hold on honey, I’m a-coming.
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Annual vegetables | permaculture traveller
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Tag Archives: Annual vegetables. July 11, 2015 · 9:39 am. Home and Away Part Two: A Guide to Absentee Gardening. The third golden rule of absentee gardening: MULCH! In this particular post I outline the crucial six-steps I followed prior to departing on a four-week holiday. It goes without saying that gardens benefit from regular attention, and so four weeks without maintenance is a lot to ask of any annual vegetable garden! Why I was leaving the back story. Hold on honey, I’m a-coming. Food for a future.
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Travel | permaculture traveller
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September 16, 2015 · 5:24 pm. Let There Be Flowers. Richie inspects the overgrown kitchen garden upon our return from England. I write this post with one of mine and Richie’s own kitchen garden beds in mind the one closest the back door. Because Richie and I weren’t here to harvest the plants during peak productivity this particular bed of mixed lettuce, broccoli, bok choi, kale and rocket has gone to flower. Because the plants are literally humming with bees. Hundreds of them! A – previously called.
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Home & Away Part Two: A Guide to Absentee Gardening | permaculture traveller
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Let There Be Flowers →. July 11, 2015 · 9:39 am. Home and Away Part Two: A Guide to Absentee Gardening. The third golden rule of absentee gardening: MULCH! In this particular post I outline the crucial six-steps I followed prior to departing on a four-week holiday. It goes without saying that gardens benefit from regular attention, and so four weeks without maintenance is a lot to ask of any annual vegetable garden! Why I was leaving the back story. Hold on honey, I’m a-coming. The first thing I did was ...
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Food | permaculture traveller
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April 13, 2016 · 7:35 pm. A writer’s day. Life has become more highly ritualised now that production of my doctoral creative artefact – my permaculture travel memoir – has begun to ramp-up. In the morning, it goes like this. How can I impress upon you the importance of choosing the right mug? So much depends upon it the success of the written word. Shall I choose this one or that? Afterwards I resume work for another 2-3 hours. Time to edit the ‘old’ work I produced last week during my ‘seeding’ spre...
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broccoli | permaculture traveller
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September 16, 2015 · 5:24 pm. Let There Be Flowers. Richie inspects the overgrown kitchen garden upon our return from England. I write this post with one of mine and Richie’s own kitchen garden beds in mind the one closest the back door. Because Richie and I weren’t here to harvest the plants during peak productivity this particular bed of mixed lettuce, broccoli, bok choi, kale and rocket has gone to flower. Because the plants are literally humming with bees. Hundreds of them! A – previously called.
