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Chris and Steve's Weblog – City Chickens » Blog Archive » Pear and Lemon Jam
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Chris & Steve’s Shop. Chris and Steve's Weblog – City Chickens. The diary of two novice gardeners and chicken keepers. Laquo; Conference Pears. Pear and Lemon Jam. Oct 28th, 2011 by Chris. I think that next time I may add a little powdered ginger when cooking the pears. Hope Eternal Cook Book. The Guardian Allotment Blog. Fifty Ways to Grieve Your Lover. Flower sowing and planting planner. Gardeners World What To Do Now. Malcolm Horton Portfolio & Print Store. P and T Poultry. Planting Planner by tee gee.
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Chris & Steve’s Shop. Chris and Steve's Weblog – City Chickens. The diary of two novice gardeners and chicken keepers. Posted in Motor Neurone Disease. On Jul 1st, 2011. I have decided to sell my chickens so that I can be available to spend more time with Adam. My son Sean and his partner Deb are taking the eglu and four of the smaller chickens to live in their garden. I have advertised the three Orpington Bantams for sale and will be advertising the […]. On Mar 24th, 2009. On Mar 29th, 2008. We made a l...
Chris and Steve's Weblog – City Chickens » Blog Archive » Conference Pears
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Chris & Steve’s Shop. Chris and Steve's Weblog – City Chickens. The diary of two novice gardeners and chicken keepers. Laquo; Damson Merryweather. Pear and Lemon Jam. Oct 28th, 2011 by Chris. I have completed harvesting the pears from the garden this morning. This tree had no fruit at all last year but this season has been great with lovely blossom in the spring and loads of fruit. I understand that these pears keep well but I shall be having a look at how I can use them in cooking as there are so many.
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Chris & Steve’s Shop. Chris and Steve's Weblog – City Chickens. The diary of two novice gardeners and chicken keepers. Pear and Lemon Jam. On Oct 28th, 2011. This was my first attempt at Pear Jam. Its a cobbled together version of the recipe I do for all my jams. I used two pound of pears which had been peeled, cored and cut up into chunks; I large lemon; one pound of preserving sugar and some water. I put the pears into a pan […]. On Oct 28th, 2011. Hope Eternal Cook Book. The Guardian Allotment Blog.
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Chris & Steve’s Shop. Chris and Steve's Weblog – City Chickens. The diary of two novice gardeners and chicken keepers. Laquo; Plum Jam. Jul 19th, 2011 by Chris. RIP – Ken Muir has died this month aged 85. Our condolences to his friends and family. Hope Eternal Cook Book. The Guardian Allotment Blog. Fifty Ways to Grieve Your Lover. Flower sowing and planting planner. Gardeners World What To Do Now. Malcolm Horton Portfolio & Print Store. P and T Poultry. Planting Planner by tee gee. My Poetry Book Shop.
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The Constant Gardener's Allotment: It's a mucky business
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The Constant Gardener's Allotment. Tuesday, March 11, 2008. It's a mucky business. I visited my compost bins for the first time this season today, and to my horror realised the one I'm filling is miles from the top, and I've already used up all the rotted stuff from last year. My third one is empty altogether, and growing a healthy crop of nettles through the bottom. Wood shavings are fine in principle, but I find that when they're applied as a mulch they're far too acid - I've lost the crops through ste...
The Constant Gardener's Allotment: Taking cover
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The Constant Gardener's Allotment. Thursday, March 13, 2008. When the weather's at its worst - and let's face it, it has been for the last week or so - this is where I retreat to. It's my greenhouse, technically speaking not on the allotment but in my back garden. I did experiment with raising seeds in my allotment greenhouse, but I couldn't reliably get up there often enough and lost a lot when the weather turned warm. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Veg and fruit varieties. Its a mucky business.
The Constant Gardener's Allotment: May 2007
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The Constant Gardener's Allotment. Thursday, May 17, 2007. Strawbs on the way. At last I got around to weeding the strawberries today: they were sprouting thistles by the time I got to them, so they've been a bit neglected, but fortunately I've shoved so much manure and compost into the beds that the soil is about the best on the allotment and the weeds just jumped out. Tuesday, May 15, 2007. Planting, planting, planting. This time of year I abandon everything else in the rush to get my baby plants into ...
The Constant Gardener's Allotment: January 2008
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The Constant Gardener's Allotment. Monday, January 21, 2008. First planting of the year. Remember those broad beans. I sowed last year? Can't wait till harvest! Roll on summer, that's what I say. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Veg and fruit varieties. First planting of the year. The Guardian allotment blog. The Veg Box Diaries. Garden Organic (the HDRA). When I'm not gardening, I'm writing about it. 'Nuff said. View my complete profile. Allotments Forum, blogs, articles, TV channel, Maps ….
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Comfort food for dreamers. If It’s Me by Nicholas Evans. October 29, 2010 by citychickens. If I be the first of us to die. Let grief not blacken long your sky. Be bold yet modest in your grieving,. There is a change but not a leaving. For just as death is part of life. The dead live on forever in the living. For all the gathered riches of our journey,. The moments shared,the mysteries explored,. The steady layer of intimacy stored,. The things that made us laugh or weep or sing,. Nor are they stone,.
The Constant Gardener's Allotment: Knowing your onions
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The Constant Gardener's Allotment. Tuesday, March 04, 2008. Don't tell anyone, but I'm not all that good at growing onions. Not yet, anyway. I love them, and we eat loads of them, so I keep trying and I'm getting better at it every year - but the results always seem to be disappointing. So, on to this year. I'm steering away from the posh flat onion types and gone back to bog-standard, with a variety called Setton. It's actually closely related to Sturon, so has the same uniformly round bulbs, bu...
The Constant Gardener's Allotment: Harvesting this month - March
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The Constant Gardener's Allotment. Friday, March 28, 2008. Harvesting this month - March. Swiss chard is something most people think of as a summer vegetable - but if you make a late sowing, in around late July or August, you can overwinter it and the result is a really tasty filler for the hungry gap. Easy to grow vegetables. Id like to read more of your veg postings - added it to my list of blogs to follow, before I realised there had not been a posting since the Spring of 2008. I live in hope.
The Constant Gardener's Allotment: November 2007
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The Constant Gardener's Allotment. Thursday, November 29, 2007. The waters are rising. About this time of year, things get distinctly soggy up at the allotment. This is typical: the last trench of the bed I'm double-digging at the moment, about a spade's depth and dry when I left it, but a day later the water table is high enough to fill it from underneath. Wednesday, November 21, 2007. Just goes to show - you really do need sturdy netting cages, not just a bit flung over at the last minute (my other row...
The Constant Gardener's Allotment: October 2007
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The Constant Gardener's Allotment. Wednesday, October 31, 2007. Led to the inevitable lengthy wishlist of seeds and plants - my favourite kind of shopping! I've ordered all mine from Thompson and Morgan. This year - a departure from my usual habit of getting everything from The Organic Gardening Catalogue. But then I thought I'd try someone different. And besides, all the mainstream suppliers are now offering organically-produced seed so Garden Organic have some competition at last. This year I've branch...
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A City Chicken Farm
A City Chicken Farm. Tuesday, January 7, 2014. Early Purple Sprouting Broccoli. It's that time again. What will you be ordering for your 2014 seed collection? We're deciding this year that we will never again buy from a seed distributor who has not signed the Safe Seed Pledge. Lucky for us, there is a bountiful list of producers who value genetic diversity and the preservation of important species as much as we do. Our seed list for 2014 will be fulfilled by Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds. Links to this post.
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City Chicken Keeper | Guide to keeping chickens in the city
Guide to keeping chickens in the city. 7 common mistakes everyone should AVOID. Natural chicken coop cleaner. January 26, 2015. Recently I have been converted to using more natural products to clean with instead of harsh chemicals. Why? Well the benefits are that its cheaper then commercial bought stuff- especially chicken coop cleaners, its better for the environment, its good for the air we breath and also I know what’s in it! For me I wanted a quick and easy to make product that would also smell nice.
Chris's Weblog - City Chickens - My diary from 2004
Chris's Weblog – City Chickens. My diary from 2004. Meconopsis Betonicifolia and Alba – Himalayan Blue & White Poppy 2018. March 21, 2018. Loved both for their flowers and their seeds Poppies come from a range of families. the best known of these, Meconopsis, includes the Himalayan Blue Poppy and Welsh Poppy, while the Papavear family includes the Iceland poppy and Oriental Poppy. Products from Amazon.co.uk. Meconopsis betonicifolia - 4 plants. Price: Out of stock. Broad Bean Grano Violetto. These two va...
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Most Recent Entries] [Calendar View]. Below are the 13. Most recent journal entries recorded in chickens in pittsburgh. Friday, November 14th, 2003. I have come to the realization that it is going to be really cold going outside to care for the chicks in the winter! Dragging on snowboots and coat and gloves to tromp out into the yard each morning, pour freezing cold water into their waterer. life is tough here on the. Sorry, all of mine are being used right now. Croc Catcher Calls for Chicken Heads.
City Chickens - The Book
Wednesday, November 19, 2014. Coming Soon: City Chickens in Paperback. It looks like Houghton Mifflin will be publishing a paperback edition of City Chickens. This is great news for everyone interested in helping to spread the work about the amazing work Mary and Bert do at Chicken Run Rescue. Tuesday, September 10, 2013. Visit to Catskill Animal Sanctuary. This past Saturday we visited Catskill Animal Sanctuary. Here's Chris with Emmett the rooster. She really wanted to take him home. Claudia pets a pig.
LAID IN THE CITY | Everything chickens in towns and cities!
LAID IN THE CITY. Everything chickens in towns and cities! Everything chickens in towns and cities! The Mystery of the Monster Egg. Healthy food for coop-bound chickens. Meet the new flock Latest update from Ladybug. To heat or not to heatthat is the question! What size coop do you need? Chic Hens: growing a business. The Unbearable Wrongness of Farmed Chickens – A Factory Farmer Comes Clean. Follow LAID IN THE CITY on WordPress.com. Blog at WordPress.com. Follow “LAID IN THE CITY”.
City Chick goes Country – Homesteading on a 0.18 acre suburban lot in rural Arkansas
City Chick goes Country. Homesteading on a 0.18 acre suburban lot in rural Arkansas. The City Chick and the Homestead. The City Chick and the Homestead. A barred rock and Red Ranger chicken in my garden. In the Garden with Chickens: The Lazy Gardener. June 5, 2016. 8212; till next time. Fly Control on the Homestead. July 9, 2014. How to control flies on my little homestead? The Doggie Dooley 3000 Septic-Tank-Style Pet-Waste Disposal System. Compost Piles and Other Trouble Spots. The compost pile seems to...
