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Alex Mitchell: the Edible Gardener. Bitter late than never. So I said I would post a photo of my home forced chicory after a month. Mmm, this is slightly embarrassing. That was almost three months ago and let’s just say I’m not buying the pear, stilton and walnuts quite yet. Sheesh, these are some slow chicons. Also they look rather brown in places, which I am trying to ignore. This entry was posted in Growing stuff. January 13, 2015. Le freak, c’est chicon. Watch this space…. October 21, 2014. Discover ...

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Alex Mitchell: the Edible Gardener. Bitter late than never. So I said I would post a photo of my home forced chicory after a month. Mmm, this is slightly embarrassing. That was almost three months ago and let’s just say I’m not buying the pear, stilton and walnuts quite yet. Sheesh, these are some slow chicons. Also they look rather brown in places, which I am trying to ignore. This entry was posted in Growing stuff. January 13, 2015. Le freak, c’est chicon. Watch this space…. October 21, 2014. Discover ...

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Friday, July 2, 2010. And here I go. It’s all turning out to be a lot trickier than I anticipated. First of all, it’s the middle of a very cold, cold winter here in Sydney and I’ve got two more months of cold, cold weather to get through. It would be nice to have discovered this new hobby as we moved into spring, but hey, why make things easy for myself? Posted by Ceylon Kitchen. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Garden Porn: Ornamental Cabbage. Fixing the Whiteflies problem.

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Novice Greenie: The Spinach Experiment

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Saturday, July 3, 2010. For a really long time we had a bunch of seed packets lying around the house; my mum had bought them and done not much else with them. So when I decided that I wanted to plant a few things, the first thing I did was to go through those packets. Here’s what happened next:. 2) Now that I had a nice clean bed, I started digging little pockets within the soil. I followed the instructions on the back of the packet on how to space the seeds and how deep they need to be. Once I h...I kne...

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Just another WordPress.com weblog. I’ve moved June 25, 2009. 8212; theediblegardener @ 9:52 am. I’ve finally decided to get a proper website with stuff about my newspaper writing and book coming up and grown-up stuff like that. It’s also got blog entries on it and twitter, not that I fully understand what tweeting is. So come to over here. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public).

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Novice Greenie: And the Lemon Balm culprit is....

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Wednesday, July 14, 2010. And the Lemon Balm culprit is. So last night I went on a couple of gardening forums and asked for help as I still had no idea what those pesky white bugs were and how much damage they were doing to my lemon balm plant. I got my answer through the ever helpful GardenWeb Forums. And the culprit is. Here is a better picture of them:. I'll be going to my local nursery this weekend for some much needed advice. I really don't want to lose my beautiful, fragrant lemon balm plant.

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Novice Greenie: The problem with Coriander

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Friday, July 2, 2010. The problem with Coriander. About a month ago I bought a little coriander plant. It was happy enough, small and green and quite cute. However, pretty soon after it moved into its new home a strange thing happened. The leaves started to change from green to. red. A weird, browny-red colour. It doesn’t look right and is bugging me to no end. Suffering from a nutritional deficiency? Really, really cold? I suspect this might be the case. Posted by Ceylon Kitchen. View my complete profile.

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Gossip from a small french town - NEW IMPROVED VERSION has gone to www.esperazafollies.blogspot.com since I am no longer able to put photos on Tilling. the gossip stream continues there. Monday, 30 January 2012. Posted by vanilla beer. Links to this post. Labels: normal monday all things considered. Sunday, 29 January 2012. I'm too mean to offer prizes but anyway you'll never guess.(. and the fact its such a bad picture doesn't help.). So I'II tell you. Its a bit of melted plastic, right? Which is the mo...

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tilling-sur-aude: August 2011

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Gossip from a small french town - NEW IMPROVED VERSION has gone to www.esperazafollies.blogspot.com since I am no longer able to put photos on Tilling. the gossip stream continues there. Wednesday, 31 August 2011. Return to Tilling Towers. They told me I'd missed nothing whilst in Nice. Ha! Sign is down. Though as Kat dourly remarked, needs more than the window frames painting. Ian sent this photo, suggesting that Stan plays the music and Debs sings it. Good news; as John and Margaret prepared to leave t...

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Gossip from a small french town - NEW IMPROVED VERSION has gone to www.esperazafollies.blogspot.com since I am no longer able to put photos on Tilling. the gossip stream continues there. Wednesday, 4 July 2012. Posted by vanilla beer. Happy Birthday Nills, good to see the photos I was beginning to think A and P had left France or fallen out with you! Hope you had a great day. 4 July 2012 at 08:55. Just been busy and often forget camera, isnt Annnie looking great? 4 July 2012 at 12:30. Petes flat to rent.

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Gossip from a small french town - NEW IMPROVED VERSION has gone to www.esperazafollies.blogspot.com since I am no longer able to put photos on Tilling. the gossip stream continues there. Tuesday, 10 July 2012. Its very fashionable, rebranding. So Tilling-sur-aude is become Esperaza Follies, new, improved, with extra erm factor Zx22. You can find it at www.esperazafollies.blogspot.com. Posted by vanilla beer. Labels: see you there. Tilling moves to www.esperazafollies.blogspot.com. Mon Oc - local e-journal.

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Alex Mitchell: the Edible Gardener. Bitter late than never. So I said I would post a photo of my home forced chicory after a month. Mmm, this is slightly embarrassing. That was almost three months ago and let’s just say I’m not buying the pear, stilton and walnuts quite yet. Sheesh, these are some slow chicons. Also they look rather brown in places, which I am trying to ignore. This entry was posted in Growing stuff. January 13, 2015. Le freak, c’est chicon. Watch this space…. October 21, 2014. Discover ...

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