Garden Theory

A little more from CullenofAdelaid when not in the fray. A tragic on two levels: Gardening and Cooking, with welcome interruptions from family and the wonder that is the world and its people.

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Nashi: Worth the effort

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A bit financial but mostly existential. How good is is to go out in the autumn rain and collect 2kg of nashi from your own tree. Yes Lv Xian...

Cuttlefish in the chook shed: the hidden benefit of a trip to Goolwa

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Buddy Steve Goodman has once or twice let us stay at his (fabulous) beach house at Goolwa. I do a few favours for him, one of which is give ...

And a fire in February

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Fair enough it's the last day of Feb, but with 4.8mm down so far already and more on the way it's fire time. Normally I don't do...

Tomatoes for tonight's curry

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Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Cascading leftovers: family cooking at its best

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This works beautifully. A day or two of using stuff for great applications. We've all done it before, I suppose. Cook a roast, use the b...
Monday, February 13, 2012

The peripatetic chook returns

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I was away last week and my girl Mia had been collecting the eggs. A poorly closed door allowed for a breakout. Three of the four got back i...

Perhaps don't gamble with "bastard" seedlings

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If you pay your $4 for six seedlings and treat them well, you'll get something. Every year I gamble. A close family member raised some s...
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Quantitative market researcher with an eye on the bigger picture and a skydive habit to support. I've come to realise I will always be "of Adelaide" - family and business - although I travel out for the odd sortie. Onetime, sometime lecturer in marketing, and often trying to look beyond the obvious. What I say/think here are not the opinions of anyone but me.
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