Gardening Tips & Trends
Information from "Insects In The Garden - Homegrown Happiness". Insects in the garden are important, both the 'bad' and the good play a crucial role in a well-rounded eco system. However it's helpf...
Read moreGetting started can often be the easy bit, when we are all full of enthusiasum and excited at the thought of growing our own food, beginners beware!! Following on from last weeks topic of getting ...
Read moreWe all have to be in The Beginner Stage at some point. The university of life has taught me well. With my love of seed raising, I'm constantly wanting to understand where my errors have been and...
Read moreWhile we were away we stayed with family in the south of France, of course it goes without saying that our time with the family and little grandies was the highlight, we also had a fabulous time en...
Read moreThe thing about gardeners is, no matter where we live in the world we are all striving for results, often learning as we grow, and making use of our local surroundings. While we were in the UK we w...
Read moreOh the despair of those pesky white butterflies! The emotions they stir in all of us as we visit our patch. 3 days can be a very long time in garden speak one day everything looks rosy and then nex...
Read moreThis week I have decided to dedicate my blog to the wonders of gardening with AutoPot. Don't get me wrong I love my soil gardens but I have discovered a very happy balance between gardening in the...
Read moreThe challenges of Summer Gardening
Well finally I make it back to the land of writing and sharing. Already its the middle of February and some days I'm not too sure just what I have to show for it. That said, my garden at home and o...
Read moreThis event is fast becoming my favourite! Many customers are coming in store to shop for Christmas, (lots of Joseph Bently Tools are going under Christmas trees this year). Last minute or...
Read moreBanish the winter blues Spring has finally arrived and everything is growing. You can see the new growth on the trees and the paddocks are finally coming away again. Just a little less rain would...
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