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Seasons On The Farm - February

January is a golden month—long, slow sunny days infused with the scent of sun-warmed earth and the rhythmic hum of bugs. It’s a time when the garden is at its most abundant, spilling over, overflow...

Summer In The Garden - February

I am most definitely a fair-weather gardener—leaving my garden for months at a time without a backward glance, but when home, the first drop of rain has me out there, bottom up, head down, in the g...

Lessons from Dry Climates

Lessons from Dry Climates Nothing brings reality closer than leaving Sah and Hamish’s lush garden of Eden. Their floriferous flower beds, billowing rose hedges, and trees dripping with fruit are a ...

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...

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...

Seasons on the Farm - March

February has been a whirlwind for us at Dunblane on the Far South Coast, its been a truly busy one on the farm and with our other businesses, work etc. We had a television show here shooting our ga...

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 ...