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In the fright garden | Theediblegardener's Weblog
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. In the fright garden August 16, 2008. 8212; theediblegardener @ 8:05 am. Something very exciting/deeply terrifying is about to happen, in a garden kind of way, over the next couple of days. I can’t say what it is yet because I’m too busy a) panicking b) snipping and deadheading and c) secretly wondering if I could get away with buying a packet of runner beans from Sainsbury’s and tying them onto my runner bean wigwam with fishing line. 8216;I’m too busy to eat!
3 things I learnt yesterday | Theediblegardener's Weblog
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. 3 things I learnt yesterday August 19, 2008. Filed under: Andy Sturgeon. 8212; theediblegardener @ 6:27 am. 1) Andy Sturgeon is really really nice (sort of guessed that already, but turns out I was right). 2) It’s amazing how you don’t notice the rain and cold of a British August when you’re high on adrenaline and caffeine and have a radio transmitter velcroed to your upper thigh. 3) Being filmed for the telly is not quite as terrifying as I thought it would be. You are...
Spring rising | Theediblegardener's Weblog
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. Spring rising March 30, 2009. Filed under: Carol Klein. 8212; theediblegardener @ 8:29 am. Been a bit busy lately having a baby and looking after a toddler too (unfortunately, it seems the two and a half year old can’t look after the baby) so my blog has rather fallen by the wayside. 8217;) and Toby Buckland has become the host of Gardener’s World, channelling Geoff Hamilton. Which some may think is a marvellous thing. Some. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Create a free web...
‘More pepper, ladies?’ I’d rather have broad beans | Theediblegardener's Weblog
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. 8216;More pepper, ladies? 8217; I’d rather have broad beans May 22, 2009. Filed under: broad beans. 8212; theediblegardener @ 9:56 am. Last weekend. Paris. Too lazy even to open a guide book, I and my friend (a fellow mother of small children ie punch drunk with exhaustion and a need for essential oils, complimentary shower caps and an evening in front of the Eurovision Song Contest) asked at the hotel front desk for a restaurant recommendation. What oil do you use?
Hammers at dawn? | Theediblegardener's Weblog
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. April 6, 2009. Filed under: Alys Fowler. 8212; theediblegardener @ 10:04 pm. What is it with Gardener’s World presenters and excruciating conversation? I thought we’d reached the nadir in the corduroy era when Monty would treat Carol Klein like an embarrassing old aunt with dementia who’d just wandered out of the shrubbery and she’d be all but making the sign of the cross behind his back when he loped off to the Long Border. 2 Responses to “Hammers at dawn? Follow &ldqu...
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The Edible Forest | Regenerative Agriculture in Wherrol Flat
Regenerative Agriculture in Wherrol Flat. Skip to primary content. Welcome to The Edible Forest, Annette Owen-Mulder and Les Mulder’s organic farm at Wherrol Flat. In permaculture, the edible forest is a low maintenance and highly productive polyculture. It overproduces compared to monocultures and contains many different ecological niches, which are all occupied by useful species. We have run a number of field days, in conjunction with Manning Landcare, around Keyline concepts and permaculture design.
The Edible Garden
Creating a productive vegetable garden in a small space. Friday, 27 September 2013. Winter veg - purple sprouting broccoli. Planted up the winter veg - purple sprouting broccoli. It's only a small space, so limited to what 'winter veg' I can grow without intruding into early season veg. Tuesday, 18 June 2013. The runner beans are growing nicely and not yet munched by slugs and snails. Tomatoes also settling in nicely - ranging in size from beef to cherry. Saturday, 1 June 2013. Monday, 20 May 2013. Mainl...
Front Page - The Edible Garden
Contact us at 1.727.378.2435 or. Email us at info@theediblegarden.us. Welcome to The Edible Garden! Check out our events! Garden party at The Edible Garden. Booth with our plants at Circus McGurkis 25Oct2014. From moringa to aloe to hibiscus to. well, a lot! We have nutrient rich, not-so-common plants that will help expand your idea of permaculture. Come take a peek! What is a guild? What can I Plant in this Season? By phone 1 727.378.2435 or by email to info@thediblegarden.us. Discover theme by antthemes.
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The Edible Garden at Rodef Shalom Blog | Gardening with kids, edible gardens and composting
The Edible Garden at Rodef Shalom Blog. Gardening with kids, edible gardens and composting. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. A Jewish Blessing for the Edible Garden at Rodef Shalom. July 12, 2011. The Edible Garden at Rodef Shalom. On Friday, May 27, 2011, Rodef Shalom Preschool. April Ohms, another preschool teacher, created a wonderful short movie of the event. Check out a video of the blessing here. Edible Garden at Rodef Shalom Free Workshop Tonight in Pittsburgh. June 27, 2011.
Alex Mitchell: the Edible Gardener
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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Theediblegardener's Weblog | Just another WordPress.com weblog
Just another WordPress.com weblog. 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. 8216;More pepper, ladies? 8217; I’d rather have broad beans. May 22, 2009. Filed under: broad beans. 8212; theediblegardener @ 9:56 am. Old women looking like Brigitte Bardot!
Edible Gardening by Karin, the Edible Gardening Gal | Gardening in South Florida
The Edible Gardening Gal. Well you should be! Karin Fields, with over 15 years of vegetable gardening experience in South Florida, installs backyard edible gardens, gives informative talks on vegetable gardening, and educates people on how to grow their own food. Organic Vegetable Gardening in the Tropics. Karin's new book is now available on Amazon. It is the only handbook written specifically for growing organic vegetables in a tropical climate. Organic Vegetable Gardening in the Tropics. Edible South ...
The Edible Garden Show - Gardening Event & Show, Exhibitors, Grow Fruit, Vegetables & Home Produce
11-13 March 2016, Stoneleigh Park. Warwickshire. Join us at the first major gardening event of the year! 11th-13th March 2016. Stoneleigh Park. Warwickshire. Life is hectic, time is precious. Discover your #timetobreathe. Getreadytogrow right at the start of the growing season. From pro plot holders to windowsill wonder growers we provide all the inspiration, innovation and information for you to #getreadytogrow this season. The Edible Garden Show and Good Life Live. Read our Cookie Policy.
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Without a doubt, there is beauty even in the smallest things in an edible garden. Featured: purple bean and red lettuce leaves. A Noob's Guide to Growing Microgreens - YouTube ➔. Hey look, another video! This time, I’m showing you how easy it is to grow microgreens; something you can grow both outdoors and indoors. So now you have no more excuses… Grow some food! Give up Gaming, Grow a Garden. It’d be a shame if something were to happen to your character. These games are designed to be addictive. The thi...
The Edible Idea | The Edible Idea CULINARY BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
We provide customized product development solutions and a complete range of support for food and beverage manufacturers and purveyors. Our team of professionals are able to help with every phase of product development, from technical services to strategy, data analysis, brand-building, design, and sales. Product and Business Development from Concept to Shelf! Ideas, Trends and Innovation. Strategy Development for both Branded and Private Label Manufacturers. Concept Development and Prototyping. Craig hol...
