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Seasons On The Farm - September

Anything is possible in spring…  As I look around my garden I feel a sense of overwhelm, really by my own doing but I have so many garden jobs I need to get done before we relaunch the Wool She...

Postcards from Abroad - June

Postcards from Abroad  While my garden at Bobundara sleeps under its carpet of leaves and frosty mornings, I am Pied Pipering throughout the sunny Mediterranean - leading people through some of the...

Seasons on the Farm - June

Winter's Arrival on the Farm June has arrived, as the days grow shorter, there's a quiet stillness in the air, a gentle reminder that it's time for everything to slow down. The frenetic activity o...

Trisha's Meanderings - May

May is a magical time in the garden with the ground strewn with golden leaves so beautiful but also manna from the heavens as is the best mulch possible. I rake heaps of it onto tarps and into whee...

Seasons on the Farm - April

Summer has well and truly left and as I write this I am now donning a wool jumper! Things have changed quickly over the last few days... The crispness in the air signals change, a shift in the rhyt...

Trisha’s Meanderings - April

Such a privilege to have a garden and to be able to spend time in it - even if it is only fifteen minutes or so a day, raking up some leaves to put on the veggies or in the compost, planting some w...

Trisha’s Meanderings - March

March in the garden is a bit like coming to the end of a marathon - a great feeling of relief after keeping the garden going over summer …. in March, the slightly cooler shorter days mean many plan...

Trisha’s Meanderings - February

A summer like never before - the garden on steroids and am burning it all onto my retina as know there will be other summers not as lush. Adore colour - the brighter the better - in the garden an...

Seasons on the Farm - February

This spring we planted 80 tomato plants in the market garden. I was really excited for summer and well, I slightly overdid it. As you can imagine, we have had a steady stream of tomatoes starting ...