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Last week I was being facetious telling you to move if you aren’t experiencing spring on your patch of earth yet, but as the Bard wrote “many a truth is said in jest”. If your chosen growing space is receiving full eastern sun every morning in winter, and plenty of midday sun you are probably experiencing spring.
Seeds Success in highland vegetable gardens can be directly tied to your seed and seedlings.Your garden, like mine, is between 500-900m above sea level. We live and grow in an unpredictable climate with late & early frosts, 40+C in summer with hailstorms and -10C in winter. Extreme in any language. And with the climate crisis
It’s just gone August, but already I can feel Winter is passing and Spring is almost here.
Spring in Australia happens on the 1st Sept, an arbitrary calendar date. Fine for the majority of the Australian populace, who live at or near sea level.
A garden without earthworms is like an ocean without fish, or a tree without leaves. Did you know
Butterflies are important members of your garden ecosystem, and they can tell us a great deal about our changing climate.
Most of us love to see pretty little butterflies fluttering gracefully around their garden, but caterpillars are a lot less charismatic.
Slaters turn mulch into soil, and sometimes they eat baby seedlings, but mostly mulch. they also eat