Showing posts with label irrigation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label irrigation. Show all posts
26 July 2010
neglect, forgetfulness and pleasant surprise
Despite best efforts to record and document garden developments this year, I’m rather glad some things have escaped me. Let's call them uncontrolled experiments and pleasant surprises ... Daffodils have appeared between feijoas in the first orchard bed, and broad beans in one of the beds further back.
Labels:
black water,
broad beans,
capeweed,
daffodils,
feijoa,
irrigation,
nitrogen fixing,
soil,
watering
11 July 2010
fruit trees are go!
Big day in the yard Sunday (July 11) as the long-awaited fruit trees were picked up from Katie of Mt Alexander Fruit Gardens at Wesley Hill Market on Saturday morning, and all planted out on Sunday. Only 13 trees, but that was tricky enough, especially doing them alone!
Labels:
almonds,
apples,
fungal activity,
irrigation,
mulberries,
pears,
planting,
plums,
pomegranates
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