Zucchinis from Sowing to Harvest
Zucchinis are renowned for being outrageously prolific – just two or three plants are likely to keep a small family supplied with these versatile fruits all summer long. They are…
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Lettuce: A Backyard Superpower for Sustainable Living
These days, with grocery bills climbing and folks craving greener ways to live, lettuce is having a moment. Yep, that basic salad starter is now a backyard rockstar—symbolizing grit, independence, and…
Celeriac and Garlic Mashed Potato
This is an easy recipe, and a perfect winter warmer. The celery flavour of the celeriac pairs superbly with the garlic and potato. Ingredients Directions Peel and chop the potatoes,…
Insect Hotel
Mother Nature does a lot to help our fruits and vegetables along by providing an army of beneficial insects to help pollinate our crops and tackle pests. This tiny workforce…
The Four Different Types of Tomato’s
Tomatoes come in a dizzying array of sizes and shapes. However, there are just 4 general categories of this favourite homegrown fruit. Categorized by size plus culinary use, each type…
Planning for Spring
Now is the perfect time to sit down with a steaming cup of cocoa and get stuck into planning your summer garden. There are a few essential decisions to make…
Carrot & Coriander Soup
An easy, good-for-you soup that will warm you up on a cold day. Ingredients Method
Time to Pea
Peas are such a rewarding vegetable to grow. They are one of the earliest crops to mature and can be used in all kinds of dishes. In fact, you can eat…
Companion Plants
So, what is companion planting? Companion planting is a gardening technique that involves planting different crops in close proximity to one another in order to improve their growth, health, and…
Cold Stratification
Cold stratification is a natural process that certain seeds require to break dormancy and germinate. It involves subjecting seeds to a period of cold temperatures, usually around freezing or slightly…
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