oh wow!!! what a great post. I love blueberries. I normally end up spending about $20 a week (in peak season) feeding blueberries to my kids. No point in the off season. Another reason we are growing so

what an epic Wrap up @riverflows thanks for the awesome effort. yes the critters keep multiplying at our house. getting concerned as 3 doors down found a VERY aggressive and VERY DEADLY 6ft eastern brown

They are powerful storms to be sure, Just before i was married we lost everything in a large storm here in queensland. My wedding shoes went floating down the river with our fridge... lol.... Just have

I love early morning trips into the garden, especially to collect food. Everything is so fresh at that time of the day. I have never growed romaine, only the other sort. It gets so hot here that we can

aggg... it does that here when it rains. The rain is so heavy to destroys things. the joys of the subtropics. At least the plants that survived got a well needed drink. So sorry about the papaya. Our last

welcome to gardening.. lol Its such the best feeling when you see seeds come up that you grew, and even better when you put something on your plate that you grew as well. Sun is pretty tough on new plants.

Thanks for the post will be on the look out for the second one :-) What a fantastic garden, thanks so much for sharing it. I love lime trees. we don;t have enough limes on our ones yet as they are in pots.

lol.. pool fence laws... not allowed a climable structure (which can include some garden plants) closer than 1m or something from the fence. As i would want to put a low raised garden bed, it would increase

Shes a bossy wee thing for sure!! lol they LOVE the camera. Its shiny and they think it might be food. The Brown one is obsessed with it. thanks for stopping by the blog. happy gardening.... lol... now

Yep 1st september is start of spring for us. Mostly we are focusing on a list. Foods we eat, foods that are expensive or benefit from daily picking, foods that we can manage the pests for, and foods that

Thank you! I appreciate the support :-) regards BLINGIT sarah

The middle one (raven) the boss... wants to eat the camera.... lol

lol get you on the burnout i put off posting because i know its a big job.. if i wrote smaller posts that would be easier... but meh... ah well.. lol.. better put the time into the harvest instead. we

Yes i think this is correct... shares water... but hopefully protects the valuable soil. I am so interested in soil health... Thanks for the post. Sarah

ah yess.... the chickens.... omg so cute... rather a lot of work at the moment... but hopefully that will settle down soon when we get into the swing of it all. Have you posted photos of you new chickens??

Thanks, yes we have tried to plan what we want to create. At the same time with subtropical weather we are "working on the fly" as well with things not going to plan. We definitely want to be

apparently in this section we do... That and the grass matts over in time and compresses i think. But it will need dealing to fairly urgently i think. I want the water to drain away as there is a retaining

Oh goodness, such a big change. Do you have a garden back home? So sad leaving plants that you have taken care of and can't take them with you. I hope that you can show us what you create at home? I understand

oh there is so many about at the moment if its not "C" its flu or RSV or random virus... so many to choose from. Last year my daughter 3 in the one go (all three on a swab, flu, RSV and something

agggg such a job, We have one in our backyard that (shameful) we have never used. It was here when we bought the house and it started leaking. I need to see if it is worth fixing or just replace it...