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Forest gardening database The Plant Portrait and Methods feeds above lead to articles on the species and techniques used in forest gardening. You can also find a species using the Search box, the Plant Lists menu item or the list of names in the sidebar. If the whole concept of forest gardening is new to you,…
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Of Plums and Pignuts. Forest gardening and perennial vegetables. Due to injury, the shop is currently closed. It should open again next season. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Rhubarb chutney – the reboot. Back to my roots (and tubers) – 2016. Growing and eating skirret. While the gardener’s away…. The Joy of Promiscuity. Around the World in 80 Plants. Lilium lancifolium ‘Splendens’. King’s spear (Asphodeline lutea).
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Of Plums and Pignuts. Forest gardening and perennial vegetables. 8211; northern provenance. Kala jeera, black cumin) – high altitude provenance. Rampion) – would like a variety that actually produces edible roots like they are supposed to. Yellow nutsedge) – northern provenance. Prickly heath) – different varieties. Sea buckthorn) – different varieties. Large Solomon’s seal). 4 thoughts on “ Wish list. 13/06/2013 at 6:46 pm. 13/06/2013 at 7:01 pm. 31/03/2014 at 11:01 pm. 01/04/2014 at 5:38 pm. Rhubarb ch...
The Joy of Promiscuity – Of Plums and Pignuts
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Of Plums and Pignuts. Forest gardening and perennial vegetables. The Joy of Promiscuity. This might sound like a rather abrupt change of subject for this blog, but no no, I’m still talking about vegetables, and any high jinks herein are purely plant-based. It does, however, begin with a seedy tale of contacts made on the internet…. The grex originated in a rare flowering of Daubenton’s perennial kale. Pollinated by a number of adjacent brassicas. Since then enthusiasts have been breeding. Big plant breed...
Plant list – Of Plums and Pignuts
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Of Plums and Pignuts. Forest gardening and perennial vegetables. Plants which grow well and produce a worthwhile yield, that I like and that have survived at least one winter with temperatures down to minus fifteen degrees centigrade. Plants which I have in the garden and which show promise, but which I haven’t tried eating yet, which haven’t survived a winter yet or which I’m just generally not sure of. A case of my eyes being bigger than my allotment. 2 thoughts on “ Plant list. 14/12/2014 at 1:07 pm.
Growing and eating udo – Aralia cordata – Of Plums and Pignuts
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Of Plums and Pignuts. Forest gardening and perennial vegetables. Growing and eating udo – Aralia cordata. May be one of the largest vegetables you will ever grow in your garden. It is a herbaceous perennial, dying right down to the ground every year, then growing to over two metres in height in the summer, so the spring growth is truly spectacular. It is the young shoots that are eaten, so this means that it is also very productive. Udo is one of the Japanese. Western sources mostly only describe one way...
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day 42 | down my garden path
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Down my garden path. A no-dig vegetable plot and a full-on flower garden. The planting plan in 2015. The rough plan in 2015. The rough plan in 2016. April 28, 2015. Today I cleared another bed and another path in the squash beds. Days 31 to 41 (whoops). Days 43 to 46. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
Growing Oca: November 2009
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Top Tips for good yields. List of Oca Trials. Sunday, 29 November 2009. 2009 Growing Season - Oca with tomatoes. After some consideration I decided to bi-crop with tomatoes as the primary crop. So Action-points for this season:. Use a more formal multi-crop structure. Allow more space for the ultimate size of the foliage. Hold out for as late a harvest date as possible. Keep better records of dates, spacing etc. Early March. As previously, I chitted tubers indoors. I was concerned that the lower trusses ...
Growing Oca: Extending the Oca Growing Season through Frost Protection
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Top Tips for good yields. List of Oca Trials. Thursday, 12 December 2013. Extending the Oca Growing Season through Frost Protection. The death of foliage from frost signals the end of the oca season, but at this time of year when tuberisation is in full swing, any slight extension of the growing season will have the maximum effect on crop yield. I stress that again; even one extra week without killing frost could easily have more effect on yield than any other factor over the whole growing period. Avoidi...
Growing Oca: July 2010
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Top Tips for good yields. List of Oca Trials. Tuesday, 20 July 2010. This Oca Relative Tastes Better than Oca! Here's another Oxalis weed which has arrived on the plot. I only took notice of it when I dug it out with a trowel during some detailed weeding. It had a substantial (for the size of the plant) tuber. Having a curious nature, I washed it and tasted a corner. It tasted good, so I munched the whole thing. It tasted sweet, moist, succulent, and had no hint of oxalic acid. Update: My later post.
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All our evening meetings are held from 7:30 to 9:30 pm in the Quaker Meeting House, 98-100 Crown Street. Our Regulars group is on every Wednesday evening. We sometimes take a break over the summer so please check the posts on the Home. Page Before attending the Regulars group we recommend coming to one of our Introduction to Meditation and/or Introduction to Buddhism courses which are also listed on the Home page. More in About us. 8 thoughts on “ Meeting times. December 26, 2014 at 9:22 pm. My friend an...
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April 6, 2016. April 6, 2016. REGULARS’ GROUP (Wednesdays 19:30 to 21:30). The regulars’ group is open to anyone who has been on an introductory course. Or who is already familiar with Buddhism and meditation. Apr The Sangrahavastus four things that build community. Apr How to Recognise the Dhamma. May Into the Stream. May Wesak Celebration anniversary of the Buddha’s enlightenment. May The Five Aggregates. Jun The Seven Factors for Awakening. Jun to be confirmed. Jun to be confirmed. Address never made ...
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Paganism, Permaculture and Poultrykeeping on a Welsh Hillside. Sunday, 31 May 2015. Yesterday, IB and I watched in fascination as what seemed like hundreds of mayflies danced past on the breeze. Life story of the mayfly. Mate and produce eggs. So single minded is their purpose that. They have no mouths and do not eat. But as they dance and drift in great numbers their fleeting, fragile lives are a reminder of so much that is beautiful, precious, ephemeral. Photograph that allegedly shows fairies. The unf...
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Paganism, Permaculture and Poultrykeeping on a Welsh Hillside. Sunday, 14 June 2015. Baby steps are what I'm taking, instead of trying to tackle the whole big mess in one impossible super-hero style whammy. That is never going to happen. But baby steps added together, one after another are enough. Each little task sorted, each little improvement or repair made adds up to get us a bit closer to the goal of bringing Halfway Up A Hill back to life again. 14 June, 2015 13:26. Thank you for this post. I a...
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Paganism, Permaculture and Poultrykeeping on a Welsh Hillside. Tuesday, 3 May 2011. Beltane Blessings to one and all! Your altar is beautiful! Happy Beltane to you and yours. 04 May, 2011 02:39. 04 May, 2011 16:45. This is truly a beautiful and powerful altar. I can sense it from way over here in the Mississippi Valley! 05 May, 2011 16:54. 11 June, 2011 06:24. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Halfway up a Hill, Wales, United Kingdom. View my complete profile. Halfway up a Hill. Visit My Etsy Shop!
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The Explorations of a wee pair of Scottish Feet. Melaka: The Last Stop of Our Malaysian Adventure. On November 6, 2016. Posted in: Places visited. Tagged: Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum. Early am, with cooler weather and Ben taking the brunt of the baggage weight we walked to our hotel. No way we would have managed this at any other time of day! Taking some respite at a street food cafe, we had some kind of sweet delight that was truly not delightful! Decidedly rotten egg like! Doing some awesome eating, ha...
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Monday, 10 August 2015. Ilka burd tak up a pea an pit doun a fether! So the story of Rashiecoat. Goes ( and a version in. What bird do you think has pit doun a fether. Wednesday, 5 August 2015. Bee-eating birds and wood-eating wasps. A very cool wasp ID guide. Points out that it's very important to gaze into their eyes, or at least see their face, as the abdominal markings can be very variable. I am thinking this could be Dolichovespula saxonica. Someone got some good pics here. Tuesday, 4 August 2015.
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Of Plums and Pignuts | forest gardening and perennial vegetables
Of Plums and Pignuts. Forest gardening and perennial vegetables. The Plant Portrait and Methods feeds above lead to articles on the species and techniques used in forest gardening. You can also find a species using the Search box, the Plant Lists. Menu item or the list of names in the sidebar. If the whole concept of forest gardening is new to you, there is a potted explanation here. The forest garden log is a more day-to-day blog with posts on experiments, observations and what’s new in the garden.
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