Midsummer update from my homestead
It has been some time since I have posted a blog update from my homestead. Looking out of the window at grey skies it is hard to believe that July […]
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It has been some time since I have posted a blog update from my homestead. Looking out of the window at grey skies it is hard to believe that July […]
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Get sowing! August is a great time for sowing many vegetables, herbs, salads and flowers for year round harvests.
What to sow now for year round harvests – August Read More »
Sow these delicious edible plants now, for cropping from late summer to next spring, to extend your harvests and fill your table with homegrown healthy food.
What to sow: Midsummer Read More »
A simple to make delicious recipe for quick pickled cucumbers, with mint and turmeric.
Refrigerator pickled cucumbers Read More »
Happy Lughnasadh! Also known as the feast of Lammas (“loaf mass”) August 1st has been celebrated for centuries as the time of the first grain harvest. There would be great
Lughnasadh harvests and what to sow now Read More »
… and harvesting too! All of the hard work sowing, planting, watering and weeding has paid off and my garden and allotment is glowing with abundant fruit, herbs, flowers and
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It’s early July in my no dig garden, and I am loving the daily fruity harvests of raspberries, blueberries, strawberries, gooseberries and redcurrants. Whitecurrants are almost ready to pick and
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I’ve spent much of yesterday standing under the apple tree in the back garden where I have my outdoor potting bench, sowing seeds. Some are for cropping in autumn, others
Veg, herbs & edible flowers I’m sowing (mid-August) Read More »
Sweet, crisp and so fruity, this delicious salad makes use of summery gluts. The raspberry balsamic dressing is delicious poured over mixed leaves and roasted chicories, and is a great
Summer Raspberry and Apple Salad Read More »
Hasn’t the month passed quickly? I can hardly believe that it is August on Thursday. Today I’ve been enjoying more of an indoor kind of day, catching up with things
No dig abundance in July Read More »