It's been raining for a couple of days down here and according to the weather forecast, it will continue to do so until late Thursday or Friday. Luckily it's a soft gentle rain. It's wet enough to soak the garden, but it doesn't make it uncomfortable to walk outside.
So once I was done lazying around the house and reading a newly launched ebook by a writer friend (what's rain with a book, a good cup of tea/coffee and freshly baked scones), I got kitted up in a raincoat and went outside to see to:
A writer's gardening adventures in Johannesburg, a city in South Africa, and Phokeng, a rural village in the North West Province of South Africa
Showing posts with label autumn gardening. Show all posts
Showing posts with label autumn gardening. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Time In The Garden Was Soothing
Yesterday I was feeling out of sorts for various reasons, so I've been waging war on the weeds in my garden. I needed the exercise and the therapy that I get from working with the soil.
Spending time in the garden was soothing
Spending time in the garden was soothing
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| These plants bring forth a beautifu showing in the evening/at night |
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| Hardy marigolds that survived soil that's not ideal, heat and drought |
Friday, February 21, 2014
The Birth Of My Food Forest
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| Apricot Tree Pic Source: Whole Foods Market |
Of course I had to stop to check the merchandise. A woman can never have too many plants:-)
Among their stock, they had a couple of fruit trees.: apple, apricot, peach, red grape, white grape, pear and plum trees.
More importantly, their prices were very reasonable. So I placed an order, to be delivered at my house.
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