
Welcome! I am a stay at home mum of two gorgeous boys, proud owner of an online handmade store and an avid gardener. This blog records most of my gardening journey over a few properties. We have recently moved to a new permanent property and it's time to start gardening again! I enjoy time-out in my home garden looking at and photographing birds, insects and plants. It is also a haven for my sons and golden retriever. May you enjoy your visits here. :)
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
2 Hours' Work
My work for 2 hours this morning :
Potted the largest pot of common mint which I grew from two cuttings.
Potted up the citronella (mosquito plant)
Divided up the lemon grass into three pots.
Fed seasol to those transplanted.
Fed Charlie Carp to curry plant, capsicum plants, lavendar, buk choy, bay, hot chilli.
Fertilised the orange and lemon trees.
Removed weeds surrounding the lemon and orange trees.
The potted on common mint.
The original two cuttings which I propagated.
Two of the chilli padi seeds given by my shepherd have germinated. Not exactly a good time to germinate seeds at this time of the year due to lack of warmth and sunshine. I do hope they can make it and grow.
I was able to harvest more purple king beans today and had them for lunch. Crunchy and sweet and turned green when boiled. The capsicum is my first harvest off the capsicum plant on the vege patch. I have a feeling it is a yellow capsicum as there is no sign of any redness. Four more coming!
I cleared the potato plant from the large pot and wow! Digging the potting mix out gave me a surprise of a few egg sized potatoes. This is also first time growing potatoes and I started out too late in the season. I suppose I can do better the next round but potatoes are really cheap! Perhaps just to grow them for fun!
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April
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- My Purple King's Journey
- Common Mint Update
- Oregano, Lemon Verbena and Lawn Grass Experiment
- Buk Choy, Spinach, Snow Peas
- Update on Cayenne Pepper, Calamondin, Kaffir Lime,...
- Cases of Powdery Mildew Attack!
- Swelling Capsicums, Glossy-leafed Avocado Plant.
- Rosemary Success!
- Back From Easter Trip.
- Urrrrghhh!
- 2 Hours' Work
- Peekaboo!
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