What Seeds To Plant In February
February is the last month of summer and you will need to make a judgement call on what this means for your patch. You will need to take into consideration…
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How to Grow Coriander
Coriander is an essential ingredient in many kitchens around the globe. With its vibrant green leaves and aromatic seeds, coriander brings a distinctive flavour that can elevate a dish. However,…
Wormwood: The Secret Superhero for Your Chickens!
Today, we’re diving deeper into the enchanting world of wormwood. This perennial superstar, also known as Artemisia absinthium, is about to become your chickens’ new best friend. Buckle up as…
What Seeds To Plant In January
January might seem like a laid-back month in the garden, but there’s still plenty to keep us busy. Our summer crops should be thriving, but don’t worry about autumn just…
Growing Chrysanthemums: A Gardener’s Guide from the Ground Up
Chrysanthemums, commonly known as mums, are a beloved garden staple recognized for their vibrant colors and diverse varieties. These vibrant blooms add a splash of colour to any garden, and…
Tzatziki Dip
Tzatziki is a salted yogurt and cucumber dip that’s made of strained yogurt, shredded cucumber, olive oil, garlic, lemon juice, salt, and dill. I first started eating it at Greek…
Hamburg Rooted Parsley: A Culinary Treasure Unearthed
Let’s explore the often-overlooked Hamburg Rooted Parsley, a vegetable with a rich history and surprisingly versatile culinary applications. This isn’t your typical parsley; we’re focusing on the robust, flavourful root…
Watermelon Iced Lollies
With just 3 ingredients, these are an easy treat to help you cool down on a hot summer day! Perfect for pool parties and kid-approved! Ingredients Instructions
Gardening Tips to beat the Heat
January in the GardenAh, January – that sizzling month when the sun really turns up the heat in our gardens! As we enjoy the long, warm days, our plants are…
What Seeds To Plant In December
Hopefully you’ve already put in lots of produce summer vegetables but it’s not too late to get some more growing, especially if you’ve had the pleasure of already harvesting. Keep…
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