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 29, 2012

Orange: Transplanted

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They don't normally move well. I kept this blood orange for two years in a 44 gallon drum, cut lengthways and moved it this morning. The...

Broad beans: don't panic

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It needs to be getting a little warm for them to set fruit. Bee action. So if you have just had the flowers dropping off, don't panic. T...

Time to plant tomatoes

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I've had these in pots under glass for four weeks now. John Lamb on @891weekends dropped the flag on the planting season. That's goo...
Sunday, September 23, 2012

Snake Bean

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My Singaporean expat friend Marziah game me some snake bean last season. And they were great. Cut to one inch pieces, fry with olive oil, dr...
Friday, September 21, 2012

Jonah, we've got some fun coming

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Chum, I'm here on a first teaching visit. It's taken me a while to get my head clear about when we come. But on the second teaching ...
Saturday, September 15, 2012

Topiary work in progress

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I've been on this for about five years. They're slow when they're small. Care to guess what I'm trying to sculpt? - Posted u...

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...
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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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