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Naturally Laws: May 2009
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A little bit of self-sufficient(ish) land loving in Suffolk. Tuesday, 12 May 2009. The very first strawberry! Ha ha yes indeed. On a brief mission to ensure the pesky wind we've experienced for the last few days had not undone the patchwork puzzle of landscape fabric that I laid at the weekend (for compost and mulch deliveries - perhaps I'll elaborate on this sometime), I almost passed this little beauty. And made nom noises (protests? Hmmmmm maybe it wasn't quite ripe yet - oooopsie! Composting scheme a...
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Naturally Laws: Snow-tastic!!
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A little bit of self-sufficient(ish) land loving in Suffolk. Saturday, 13 March 2010. What a great winter we had! A real, proper chilly - dare I say 'brass monkeys' affair! See Andrew enjoying the blizzard! Shed - still standing! The ever hardy leeks - survived a troublesome munching by Leek moth caterpillars and then all. The heavy snow and frost and ice. All eaten now - and very good they were too! Sooooo glad I didn't pull them all up in despair! A view across the allotment site at almost dusk.
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Naturally Laws: June 2009
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A little bit of self-sufficient(ish) land loving in Suffolk. Wednesday, 17 June 2009. The very first spuds! There was also a bit of wire worm damage (those orangey yellow critters that hatch into click beetles) but really, none of these conditions will render them inedible. In fact, I scoffed some tonight, lightly dressed in a vinegarette made with a glug of oil, a splash of lemon juice and a dollop of whole grain mustard. Deliciously decadent - so tender and creamy! And the geraniums. I recently add...
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Naturally Laws: Jim's dutty pizza dogs recipe
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A little bit of self-sufficient(ish) land loving in Suffolk. Friday, 6 November 2009. Jim's dutty pizza dogs recipe. I quite like the idea of eating one of these on a baguette! Ive a new recipe for you to try, btw. Its Jims Bum-Burning Buffalo Dog! You take a hot dog, roll it in Buffalo Wing sauce (spicy), then roll it in flour, fry it in a wee bit of oil so it gets a little crisp on the outside. Place in bun, top with more buffalo sauce, Blue Cheese dressing, and thin slices of celery. Delicious!
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Gardenature Blog: November 2009
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Tuesday, 17 November 2009. Gardenature launches their new 'Side View' Bird Box Camera Systems and Nest Box Counters! As you are probably aware Gardenature leads the way in the development of innovative wildlife camera systems to suit most situations. Well, we've done it again with the launch of two brand new products. The ODD BOX 'Side View Bird Box Camera System. You can find out more about each of the kits available by following the links below. Std Res Colour ODD BOX Camera System.
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Naturally Laws: March 2011
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A little bit of self-sufficient(ish) land loving in Suffolk. Wednesday, 23 March 2011. Before it's too late, my reflection causes me to pause and really observe what's happening on my wall, and sure enough it is teeming with insects - mostly ladybirds, who are easily visible amongst the red dead nettle and chickweed engaged in what can only be described as a bug orgy! For further info on 'The Edge' or Permaculture in general, check out. Http:/ www.spiralseed.co.uk/. Wednesday, 16 March 2011.
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Naturally Laws: Tuna and Mozzarella stuffed over ripe tomatoes
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A little bit of self-sufficient(ish) land loving in Suffolk. Sunday, 13 September 2009. Tuna and Mozzarella stuffed over ripe tomatoes. We have a huge glut of tomatoes this year and while we’ve tried to use them all it was inevitable that some were going to get left to go just that little bit too soft. We hate to see waste so I knocked up a little recipe. You’ll need;. 8 or 9 very ripe medium size tomatoes. 1 tin/ pack of tuna. 1 lump of mozzarella. It might be nice if you have;. Fresh black basil leaves.
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Naturally Laws: February 2009
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A little bit of self-sufficient(ish) land loving in Suffolk. Monday, 2 February 2009. Last night we drove back from Peterborough with the glass for the greenhouse in the back of the van. We had blizzards though, and it was a bit scary when the wind blew and nearly caused us to change lanes on the motorway! So now we have the glass, but as you can see in the photo below, conditions in the garden are far from favourable! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Weather at the allotment. Matt and phillipas patch.
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Naturally Laws: Edge
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A little bit of self-sufficient(ish) land loving in Suffolk. Wednesday, 23 March 2011. Before it's too late, my reflection causes me to pause and really observe what's happening on my wall, and sure enough it is teeming with insects - mostly ladybirds, who are easily visible amongst the red dead nettle and chickweed engaged in what can only be described as a bug orgy! For further info on 'The Edge' or Permaculture in general, check out. Http:/ www.spiralseed.co.uk/. That sounds like my kind of gardening!
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