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Gabrielle Stannus
Apr 23, 20212 min read
I H(e)art This Conservatory!
When seeking garden design inspiration, sometimes the best place to look is indoors. Heading into town the other weekend, we were driving...
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Gabrielle Stannus
Feb 26, 20212 min read
The cherry on top!
Whilst the tomato season has been pretty 'lame', we made one surprise edible discovery this week that put a smile on our faces. Whilst...
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Gabrielle Stannus
Feb 24, 20213 min read
Late bloomers
If you have been wondering what has happened to your tomato crop this year, you are not alone! I have heard many anecdotes that the...
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Gabrielle Stannus
Feb 21, 20213 min read
'Currant' flavour of the month
Sometimes the best plants are those that you do not have to grow yourself! Living on a bush block in northern Tasmanian, we are lucky to...
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Gabrielle Stannus
Jan 29, 20212 min read
Looking forward to 2021
It would be an understatement to say that many people are glad to see the back of 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused so much...
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Gabrielle Stannus
Jul 5, 20202 min read
A woody meadow?
I always listened to my teachers at school. However, I would be lying if I said that I followed their words exactly. Take for example,...
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Gabrielle Stannus
May 19, 20203 min read
Getting garlicky
Garlic is one of our kitchen mainstays. Last year we grew eight varieties of garlic to see what suited the growing conditions here in...
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Ludovic Vilbert
Apr 21, 20202 min read
Bush Bliss
We recently completed the construction of two garden beds on a bush block surrounded by beautiful forest here in northern Tasmania. We...
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Apr 10, 20204 min read
Does your room have a view?
Firstly, we would like to apologise for our online absence in recent months. Such a busy time! Ludovic spent Christmas in France with his...
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Nov 29, 20192 min read
Breaking ground!
This week, we finally broke ground on a project that we have been working on over the last couple of months! Excavation works started so...
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Nov 16, 20192 min read
Growing garlic ... What to do, when?
If you are anything like me, you may have been planning to get out into the garden this Saturday afternoon. However, all this wind is not...
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Sep 28, 20193 min read
Proliferating plants
I have been stuck indoors for way too long over the Tasmanian winter. With writing and other deadlines keeping me tied to the computer, I...
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May 19, 20192 min read
Heading into the great outdoors for some indoor inspiration
When looking for new plants to use indoors, why not investigate your own 'back yard' for inspiration? Australia is home to thousands of...
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Mar 2, 20192 min read
Marching into a busy month!
2019 has started a little differently to what we expected! I have some new work and Ludo has been getting his creative juices flowing. We...
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Jan 17, 20192 min read
Bonne année!
Happy New Year everyone! You may be thinking we are a little slow off the mark in sending this message out. However, in France it is not...
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Nov 19, 20183 min read
A rose by any other name
So no, this is not a blog about me and my personal attributes! Rather it is about the flowers, and other things, we saw at this weekend's...
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Nov 11, 20181 min read
Gardenfest!
Now I am not normally one for formal English gardens. However, today I was drawn away from our hillside retreat to Entally House, an...
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Nov 9, 20183 min read
Spring has sprung!
Given our recent absence from the blogosphere, some of you are probably wondering if we had gone back into hibernation. We have been...
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Jul 17, 20182 min read
What's in a name?
Fancy calling a plant "Super Bum" right?. Well that is what I thought when I first saw the botanical name of the Staghorn Fern in print....
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Jul 9, 20182 min read
All hail 'l'ail'!
Good news from our little 'prison farm'. The garlic has sprouted! We were a little delayed in actually planting our Allium sativum bulbs....
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