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Links & friends. Kyoto’s toji temple market. The northeast of south island. Plum and oat muffins. Margaret river farmers’ market. Pear and chai spice muffins. The wang’s treasure house. Ben thành market. Mt claremont farmers market. Chinese new year in melbourne. The flooded forest and psar chaa market, cambodia part 2. High tea : terrace hotel. Print hall dining room. Siem reap, cambodia part 1. Ristretto coffee wall and northbridge roastery. Cuisinart belgian waffle maker. A long weekend in melbourne.

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Sandgroper Gardening: Weather Updates

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Gardening on the sandy slopes of Perth, by Lake Monger. Nyoongar weather knowledge and the six Nyoongar seasons. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. A fridge full of worms. Your local watering days. We acknowledge the Wadjuk Nyoongar people as the original custodians of this land, Perth WA. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.

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Sandgroper Gardening: April 2013

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Gardening on the sandy slopes of Perth, by Lake Monger. Thursday, April 25, 2013. Construction, production with chooks and compost. A constructive day in the garden today. . . Simon's compost bin from reclaimed pallets. In terms of compost production, I'm hoping we can bulk up a bit more by getting leftovers from the nearby markets. This can also help to feed the chooks, as our kitchen scraps are pretty meagre really. They are so cute. :o). Chook tractor made with polypipe and bird netting. After celanin...

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Sandgroper Gardening: August 2012

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Gardening on the sandy slopes of Perth, by Lake Monger. Saturday, August 11, 2012. How edible is your town? An entertaining talk by Pam Warhurst. About growing vegies across our towns and cities where land is unused (even growing stuff in cemeteries! There's so many people that don't really recognize a vegetable unless it's in a bit of plastic with an instruction packet on the top.” (Pam Warhurst). Inspiring just to "do it" :o). Saturday, August 11, 2012. Links to this post. Monday, August 6, 2012.

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Sandgroper Gardening: March 2013

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Gardening on the sandy slopes of Perth, by Lake Monger. Monday, March 18, 2013. Picked up some more compost and manure today and found a caper bush. Love capers but don't know much about them as a plant. I didn't realise there were native Australian varieties. As well, but called a wild orange (or pomegranate). There's an organic producer based in South Australia. That is doing some nice capers, plus the caper berries and also the leaves (check out their range. Will keep you posted! Monday, March 18, 2013.

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Sandgroper Gardening: September 2012

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Gardening on the sandy slopes of Perth, by Lake Monger. Monday, September 24, 2012. Ingenious plants: onion weed. While we were giving the garden a spring clean-up and planting seedlings over the weekend, I also dug out a huge couple of handfuls of onion weed (. What an ingenious plant it is too! It ensures its survival by growing smaller bulbs, or bulbils, off the main bulb, which, when disturbed, break away to take up a new, vigorous life of their own, multiplying your onion weed problem in no time!

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Sandgroper Gardening: March 2014

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Gardening on the sandy slopes of Perth, by Lake Monger. Sunday, March 9, 2014. Capers: stems, seeds and soil! Found this great post on Michelle Hamer's blog, From Seed to Table. On growing and propagating capers. Great to have some firsthand experience of growing these amazing plants. I've been looking for some good info on propagating capers and this is the best so far. We had our first caper berry a couple of months ago - a lovely plump specimen! The bush itself is probably some 12 months old.

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Perth Farmers Markets — Big Feet Little Footprint

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Palm Oil Free Database. Perth Farmers Market Map. Palm Oil Free Database. Perth Farmers Market Map. Big Feet Little Footprint. August 14, 2014. The morning started early, and had us at the Midland Farmers Market. Midland Farmers Market, every Sunday from 7am-3pm, Old Great Northern Highway Midland. One of the three strawberry stalls at Midland Farmers Market. Next up was Kalamunda Farmers Market. Kalamunda Farmers Market, every Sunday from 8am-noon, Central Mall Kalamunda. Stirling Farmers Market, every ...

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Sandgroper Gardening: Enjoying fruits of our winter labour

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Gardening on the sandy slopes of Perth, by Lake Monger. Sunday, August 3, 2014. Enjoying fruits of our winter labour. OK, last post about our wonderful broccoli. Had to post this. Simon made a gorgeous dinner tonight with our freshly picked broccoli and kale. Delicious! Kale and Broccoli Gnocchi. 3 cloves garlic sliced (could also use pre-roasted cloves for enriched flavour). Basil pesto (homemade if available). Gnocchi (homemade if available). It's the simple things really. sigh! Sunday, August 03, 2014.