Seed Saving: Poppy Seeds
Poppies as their name suggests, are a great plant for self seeding or popping up, in your garden. If you do not have a garden where self seeding is ideal…
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Roasted Mini Capsicums
In this 30-minute recipe, mini capsicums are tossed with olive oil, garlic, and parmesan, then roasted until tender. They make a wonderful side dish and the leftovers are excellent reheated…
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Lovage Growing Guide
🌾 Starting Lovage from Seed: Trays vs Direct Sowing Lovage seeds can be a bit slow to germinate, so many gardeners prefer to start them in trays before transplanting. Lovage…
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Tomato Pimpinellifolium, The Wild One
Introduction Tomato Pimpinellifolium, commonly known as the currant tomato, is a wild ancestor of the modern-day tomato, Solanum Lycopersicon. This small, yet resilient species, native to South America thrives in…
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How much water Do Your Plants Need?
Rule of thumb There is a general rule of thumb that advises that you should strive to put about 2 cm of water each week on your vegetable garden. On average, it…
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How Much Sun Do Your Plants Need?
Different plants have a variety of sunlight requirements from full sun to shade, but what does that actually mean? When I first started garden, I killed so many plants as…
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The Sweet Delights of Rosella
Rosella, Hibiscus Sabdariffa, also known as the Queensland Jam Plant, is a visually striking plant that is a favoured ingredient for jams, jellies. Their vivid red calyces and tangy flavour…
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Discover the African Horned Cucumber
With its spiky, orange exterior and seedy, green flesh, the African Horned Cucumber looks like it comes from another planet. Its appearance is so striking, it once appeared in an…
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Seed Saving: Lettuce
An essential ingredient in any salad, lettuce is easy to grow and a staple of the vegie garden and kitchen. Suitable for gardens of all sizes, lettuce can be grown in pots…
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Bunching Onions
If you aren’t already growing this enticing crop in your garden, you should be! Bunching onions, allium fistulosum, are a cinch to grow, strong and enduring, and once established, they…
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