It's been a while since I wrote the newsletter. There are multiple reasons, a good one being that all the best posts are often already well rewarded and seen, so it's not been necessary for me to highlight

I'm coming to the conclusion I should probably just ask @riverflows to change the title of this newsletter to Random Newsletter. Once again, it's been more than two weeks. The change of seasons always

Spring is making its way into the northern hemisphere and I'm seeing more gardeners making preparations for the growing season ahead. Seeds are being planted, which is something I also want to start on

It's the first week of the month and it's lovely to see the monthly garden journal posts coming in. I love a good garden tour, after all. 😁 With @riverflows on the road for the next 6 months, I believe

There seem to be a lot of gardens with papayas fruiting at the moment. I'm guessing it must be the time of year for them in some of the Asian countries. Here in Australia my plums are ripening, but over

Happy new year everyone! I hope you've had a good start and lots to look forward to as well. There's probably no point in me apologising for my absence again, because you're likely getting used to it by

This week I've been captivated by posts which touch on the discussion and problem solving side of gardening. I hope you find them all as interesting as I did and join in the conversations happening on

Am I getting old? This year has flown by. Just one and a half months and we start another year. My apologies for being late...again... with the newsletter. The change of seasons always seems to bring viruses

Welcome back to another round up of gardening and homesteading posts. Looking through these categories has been a reminder for me that many of our gardeners are coming into that time of year where things

Well I'm back with the newsletter and falling back in love with browsing through the gardening posts. I'll be honest, I was starting to get despondent with it and it was losing its joy, which I'm sure

I'm coming in on a different week to usual, because last week I ended up overlapping with the garden journal. I am really undermining the title of this newsletter of late...we might as well call it the

Well that was an odd start to this fortnight's stroll through the gardening posts! I was briefly whisked away to another planet by @riverflows on a whimsical garden adventure which swiftly became less

It's the start of a new month, so that means there's another Garden Journal Challenge out. Thank you to @owasco who did an amazing job last month with the July challenge while @riverflows was travelling.

After a busy work week and missing getting this newsletter out on Wednesday, I'm slightly envious of @generikat getting immersed in homestead life. This was a nostalgic read with beautiful summer photos,

I'm running late this fortnight. It's been a super tiring week and my weekend has ended up pretty busy too! On a side note, when I look through the gardening posts to select some for featuring, I always

Today is my daughter's birthday, so this fortnight's thumbnail with the sunny yellow flowers seems appropriate. It reminds me how beautiful life can be, although the life cycle is a funny thing really

Some months back there was a Bee hive growing in my garden. Initially I was very scared of it as it was sitting right on my plant where I would water, but then gradually I started getting used to it and

Hello again from the biweekly newsletter. I'm pleased to be able to highlight a new community, with a niche focus on electroculture, from @samstonehill. This looks to be a fascinating area of gardening

Welcome back to the bi-weekly newsletter garden enthusiasts! It looks like I'm coinciding with the completion of the March Garden Journal Challenge from @riverflows, so this should be a fun packed week.

My apologies that the bi-weekly newsletter turned into a monthly one this time around. Sometimes life just throws more things at you than you can juggle and I'm afraid that was what got dropped last fortnight.