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Cooking
March 15, 20150Comments

Different ways to cook Eggplant

They just keep on coming!  When you have a healthy eggplant bush, the yields can be very impressive - and if you want to use them up without getting bored
by Alice
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Gardening Tips
Getting Started
Growing
December 9, 20141Comments

Top Tips for Success, Planting Seedlings

After bringing your seedlings home from the garden centre, they will need a day or two to acclimatise.  This is also known as "hardening off" and it essentially involves gradually
by Alice
Blog
Gardening Tips
Getting Started
Growing
November 19, 20140Comments

Top Tips for Success, Buying Seedlings

When it comes to buying seedlings, there are a few key points to consider. It is easy to get a bit carried away while selecting seedlings, gleefully filling your basket with
by Alice
Blog
Fruits
October 8, 20143Comments

Incredible Edible: Loquat

If you have room in your garden, and you are looking for a low maintenance fruit tree - consider a Loquat.  They get my vote as they survive all over Australia
by Alice
Blog
July 24, 20141Comments

Why gardening is so good for your mental health

What can be more satisfying to the home gardener than picking a juicy red tomato at its peak of flavor and sweetness and taking that first bite? The taste is
by Alice
Blog
June 13, 20141Comments

Ripenear.Me is definitely on to something here

I've been following an innovative community developing online, called RipeNear.Me They are an Australian based startup and global community, that allows anyone, anywhere to post food that they grow themselves, or edibles
by Alice
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Growing
June 8, 20141Comments

What ARE Heirloom seeds

Have you see Heirloom root vegetables on a menu?  Or have you noticed the word Heirloom on a seed packet? What are Heirloom seeds, what does the term actually mean? Turns
by Alice
Blog
Fruits
Growing
Vegetables
May 26, 20140Comments

Growing Rhubarb

A vegetable used as a fruit, Rhubarb is a beautiful and highly productive plant to have in your kitchen garden. Growing Rhubarb requires a well-drained spot with rich soils, in full
by Alice
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