March In The Vegie Patch + Greenhouse
Edible Backyard Blog
by Kath Irvine
3w ago
Edible Backyard March In The Vegie Patch + Greenhouse Clear starry nights, cool, dewy mornings and that special golden hue in the evening sky are all signs that Autumn is moving in. The cooler mornings and nights slowly begin […] March In The Vegie Patch + Greenhouse Kath Irvine ..read more
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An Easy, Nourishing Winter Food Garden
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by Kath Irvine
3w ago
Edible Backyard An Easy, Nourishing Winter Food Garden Today is especially for those of you who dream of eating a fresh picked bowl of goodness, like this one – every day, but dont have much time to garden. […] An Easy, Nourishing Winter Food Garden Kath Irvine ..read more
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How to Grow Broccoli
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by Kath Irvine
1M ago
Edible Backyard How to Grow Broccoli Broccoli is the easiest, quickest and most productive brassica to grow. Easier than cabbage, heaps faster than cauliflower, and waaaaay more productive than both on account of all the side […] How to Grow Broccoli Kath Irvine ..read more
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5 Tips for Transplanting in Hot Weather
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by Kath Irvine
2M ago
Edible Backyard 5 Tips for Transplanting in Hot Weather Abundant crops begin with seedlings that grow steadily onwards, with no growth checks. Transplanting is a key part of the operation! Thing is, most of the crops we’re planting in […] 5 Tips for Transplanting in Hot Weather Kath Irvine ..read more
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February in the Vegie Patch + Greenhouse
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by Kath Irvine
2M ago
Edible Backyard February in the Vegie Patch + Greenhouse The thing is to match what you plant and sow in your vegie patch this month, to the season that you are having. If its roasting hot and dry you'd be smart to delay the planting of your carrots and winter brassicas for instance. February in the Vegie Patch + Greenhouse Kath Irvine ..read more
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February Fruit Tree To Do List
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by Kath Irvine
2M ago
Edible Backyard February Fruit Tree To Do List Fruit trees are peaking! I hope the grass and herbal ley are thigh high and you’re revelling in surround sound fruit – late plums, pears, apples and oh so peachy. […] February Fruit Tree To Do List Kath Irvine ..read more
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OM is Your Gardens Guardian Angel
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by Kath Irvine
2M ago
Edible Backyard OM is Your Gardens Guardian Angel Gathering organic matter (OM for short), is your best ever garden habit! With a variety of ready to use matter at hand, you are only 10minutes away from creating a […] OM is Your Gardens Guardian Angel Kath Irvine ..read more
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What Does Healthy Soil Look, Feel + Smell Like?
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by Kath Irvine
2M ago
Edible Backyard What Does Healthy Soil Look, Feel + Smell Like? The kind of soil our edible garden thrives in is: Not many of us inherit this type of soil (wouldn’t that be awesome!), most of us begin on hard, dry, […] What Does Healthy Soil Look, Feel + Smell Like? Kath Irvine ..read more
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A Mini DIY Soil Test
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by Kath Irvine
2M ago
Edible Backyard A Mini DIY Soil Test Use this quick, simple test to check in with your soil before you put a new crop in – to keep your finger on the pulse of your vegie patch. […] A Mini DIY Soil Test Kath Irvine ..read more
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How to Rehydrate Dry Soil
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by Kath Irvine
2M ago
Edible Backyard How to Rehydrate Dry Soil Dry, dusty soil is no friend of the food gardener. Healthy soil, like a healthy body – begins with hydration. Without it – everything goes awry: soil microbes (the heart […] How to Rehydrate Dry Soil Kath Irvine ..read more
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