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A Flowery Friday Fact. On Daisies
When you were young picking daisies and took the petals off one by one, chanting love me love not, these were not actually petals. They are smaller flowers within the flower. Daisies, and all these...
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Basil Advice Wanted
I’m calling out to experienced gardeners and basil growers for some advice please! During spring I got a couple of basil plants. One is especially for pesto and the other one is just “normal basil”....
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Recently Planting
It will never rain roses: when we want to have more roses we must plant trees. - George Eliot In the same way that we must plant trees when we want to have more roses, I have the same approach when it...
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Spring and Sofia
Now that we have officially entered spring in the northern hemisphere, I was going to make a short, sweet post to wish you all a happy spring and a happy Friday. However, at the end it won’t be so...
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The Cut Flower Patch
I’m delighted to show you my new book called The Cut Flower Patch written by Louise Curley. I came to know of the book through my piano blogging buddy pianolearner, as the book is written by his...
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Scallions Nearly Forever
What am I doing with these green stalks? I was instantly over the moon when I saw this from Blue.White.Striped. by the lovely Mila. It’s such a brilliant idea and I just had to do it straight away....
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The Awesomeness of Homegrown {Featuring My Cute Chili Plant}
Theres something magical about cooking and eating using your own homegrown herbs, fruits and vegetables. It’s a bit like homemade cooking. It just seems better. Homegrown greens feel sturdier and...
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