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.

Saturday, September 15, 2012

Creative villainy in the native garden

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Cape wattle is a noxious weed. I bought one fifteen years ago before it was declared. It grew, tall, a little ugly, threw out some seed pods...

Sunday, September 9, 2012

Poor Bluey: A painful lesson

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He died yesterday. His seed had run out and didn't get replenished. Hard lessons. The theory of using pets to teach your kids the a...

Saturday, September 8, 2012

Exotic fruit tasting at Cape Tribulation

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What a shame, I didn't get a photo of the mame sapote. But our traveling coconuts, the mango sorbet and my sandwich manage to get a guer...

Thursday, September 6, 2012

Sacrificial Salt Leaves

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I'm told that as a method to survive in the seawater the mangrove trees push the salt out to selected leaves, which then drop. - Posted ...

Tuesday, September 4, 2012

Killer vege bed

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Tomatoes in North Queensland dry season

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I have never seen tomatoes get away so well. Here in North Queensland you plant your tomato seedlings on Anzac day and they run through unti...

Sunday, August 19, 2012

Gardening with a chainsaw: now it's ETSA's turn

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I've read the ETSA guidelines. They're responsible for getting the branches that foul the public lines, even if it's my tree. So...

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Cullen Habel: 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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