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‘Tis the season to be frantic! | A Year in a Gippsland Garden
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A Year in a Gippsland Garden. Discovering a hidden haven in the Latrobe Valley, Victoria, Australia. 8216;Tis the season to be frantic! December 24, 2011. Just taking advantage of a short break between preparations and festivities to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas. I mustn’t gloat, but we did spend some of the day at the Sunny Creek Organic Berry Farm picking copious amounts of juicy berries in the sun, to bring back and enjoy this afternoon. Oh, that actually is gloating isn’t it? A peaceful holid...
And Breathe… | A Year in a Gippsland Garden
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A Year in a Gippsland Garden. Discovering a hidden haven in the Latrobe Valley, Victoria, Australia. January 1, 2012. I am not a big one for New Year’s resolutions, but I do feel reflective as one year ends and another one begins. 2011 has been an odd year for me and this is going to be quite a personal post. Bodium Castle in England. Australian Yellow Admiral butterfly. I was becoming resentful of the intrusion but didn’t think there was a way out. To change jobs would mean only a relative cha...Funny t...
Garlic and the Clay Man. | A Year in a Gippsland Garden
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A Year in a Gippsland Garden. Discovering a hidden haven in the Latrobe Valley, Victoria, Australia. Garlic and the Clay Man. July 18, 2011. It is a little disheartening as a novice gardener to fail at growing something and later read that it is one of the easiest ‘set and forget’ plants to grow. In fact, I won’t tell you how many websites I’ve just visited that start out with a variation along the lines of “Garlic is so simple to grow that. Can do it.”. Anyone except muggins it seems. Yep My soil can ho...
Melbourne Royal Botanical Gardens – Part I | A Year in a Gippsland Garden
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A Year in a Gippsland Garden. Discovering a hidden haven in the Latrobe Valley, Victoria, Australia. Melbourne Royal Botanical Gardens – Part I. December 29, 2011. Despite a fairly short visit to the Royal Botanical Gardens in Melbourne yesterday I managed to take an unreasoable amount of photos. It was a bit hard to resist because I love visiting these gardens and it was a perfect summery day. I just wish I had more time to wander! A view over the Ornamental Lake. As do lots of Black Swans. Has recently...
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A Year in a Gippsland Garden. Discovering a hidden haven in the Latrobe Valley, Victoria, Australia. November 10, 2011. Boo its hay fever season! Is this rye grass? I think so.but I really can't tell for sure! The weather bureau did warn us that the wettest winter and spring for many a year would lead to a bad year for hay fever, and they certainly didn’t lie. Defending the much maligned wattle. Annual Blue/Winter Grass, She Oak, Bahia Grass, Couch Grass. Bermuda grass), Bottlebrush (callistemon). London...
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Gardening and wildlife experiences of living in Brittany. WELCOME TO MY GARDENING BLOG! I obviously hope you enjoy browsing through the postings on here - do feel free to leave comments as it's always good to see who's visiting and to hear about other people's experiences - after all you never stop learning do you? Or call me on 0033 661 77 23 89 (from UK) or 0661 77 23 89 (from France). Saturday, 7 June 2014. Even the little Wrens have been joining the chorus recently :-). This evening he was about 2 me...
In Art Lies My Heart: Roses
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In Art Lies My Heart. Apr 29, 2011. As recently published in The Pâdapa Times, I am in love with roses. With the spring in, I thought it’s right time to introduce some to Plantville. Well, today is the day of few words, so I’ll let the photos speak for themselves. I have no idea what cultivars these roses are - thanks to people at nursery who are not concerned about all that silly (according to them) details. I wish I knew their names - I mean their individual identities. Posted by Chandramouli S. Im sur...
My Goodness… | Thyme & A Half
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Thyme and A Half. City Girl Starts Farm Garden. About the author…. Moving into winter…. February 28, 2012. It didn’t actually take. Long to recover from gallbladder surgery! I just got really slack – and the garden was pretty awful for a while there and life here was really busy – so I just didn’t post. In October J and I decided to commune in domestic bliss in the city – so the cats and I packed up and moved across town. Old crazy ears Buster Dog. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Buster has actua...
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Thyme and A Half. City Girl Starts Farm Garden. About the author…. Monthly Archives: February 2012. February 28, 2012. It didn’t actually take. Long to recover from gallbladder surgery! I just got really slack – and the garden was pretty awful for a while there and life here was really busy – so I just didn’t post. In October J and I decided to commune in domestic bliss in the city – so the cats and I packed up and moved across town. Old crazy ears Buster Dog. Join 11 other followers. Thyme and A Half.
In Art Lies My Heart: March 2009
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In Art Lies My Heart. Mar 29, 2009. The Unexpected… Laziness for good. May be some of you are rolling your eyes on seeing the title, “Of course, he’s gonna talk about another flower that bloomed in his garden UNEXPECTEDLY. Okay, so what time? Ermmm… It’s not the unexpected. It’s the Amaryllis again. It bloomed again! And then, the pot looked really pathetic. Even the leaves looked sick and all that. Then I decided to repot it. The Gardener in me – ‘This’d happen every other day… D...I feed my plants, plu...
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Thyme and A Half. City Girl Starts Farm Garden. About the author…. Newer posts →. Enter the bees…. October 17, 2010. So J ordered his bees a few months ago, you have to wait for them apparently… then as luck would have it he was called away overseas for work a couple of weeks ago and as even more luck would have it we got the call that the bees had arrived mid week… and guess who was the lucky one to pick them up? You got it, me. And it’s spring! I arrived to the farm and moved the ‘nucleus hive...
I Love Spring | Thyme & A Half
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Thyme and A Half. City Girl Starts Farm Garden. About the author…. Enter the bees…. Living and learning →. October 23, 2010. Well, when it finally arrives (if you live in Melbourne like me)! When I left for work yesterday morning, I watered the zucchini seeds germinating on my window sill and there was nothing of note in the little pot … 29 degrees later and by the time I got home at 5.30 look what was waiting for me! This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Enter the bees…. Living and learning →.
Harvest time | Thyme & A Half
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Thyme and A Half. City Girl Starts Farm Garden. About the author…. The Day of the Triffids. Moving into winter… →. March 24, 2011. Have I mentioned we have stock now? Well we do – 50 ewes, two rams (Roger Ramjet and Gordon Ram-sey) and 9 cows (I think) that are in calf. Does this make us bonafide farmers? It’s been harvest time around the farm – picking all the tomatoes, herbs and bloody spaghetti squash that overtook everything! Now I know why Winnie the Poo got in trouble. 1kgs Orange Sweet Potato.
Eons | Thyme & A Half
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Thyme and A Half. City Girl Starts Farm Garden. About the author…. The Day of the Triffids →. December 5, 2010. Its’ been about that since I last posted huh? Sorry I know mum is champing at the bit for me to write something. So all the spring stuff is in now – capsicums, basil, tomato, rainbow silverbeet, french tarragon (yes I found it! I’m actually looking forward to Christmas as I have about 17 days off which is unheard of! Fairy Anne’s Peach Pie (via Desiree’ Lang). 1 Tbsp brown sugar. Press into a p...
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A Year in a Gippsland Garden. Discovering a hidden haven in the Latrobe Valley, Victoria, Australia. Mothballing the GippyGarden blog. March 31, 2012. I’m not posting much (well, at all really) at the moment, so it’s time to put the GippyGarden blog in mothballs, at least for a time. After some high hopes 2012 has taken off to a bit of a shaky start and while some good things are happening, the garden and the blog are a *little* neglected. The dreaded dindymus versicolour. January 19, 2012. But I am surp...
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