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.

Friday, November 30, 2012

Why nature rules 4: Everything has its time

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One of the important facts of life with a metaphor in the garden. This morning Edan smashed a teapot that was given to me by my first ever ...

Why nature rules 3: There's always another chance

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And then, when your belowed dog digs out a beautiful 4ft high chili bush, you can take it as a sign that you should plant a new one. No big ...

Why nature rules 2: Ruthless is rewarded, but its not personal

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I can see the downy mildew starting to grow on the grapes today. I'll try to save them with some funcicide spray, but any bunches that c...
Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Why nature rules 2: A complex dance but not a capricious mistress

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As with point 1, nature doesn't lie. All problems have some underlying logic to them. The does not mean that nature's challenges are...

Delightful Strelitzia

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I got the plant for $10 at Bunnings last year, planted it and waited. I had an unfortunate cull a month or two ago, where I mistakenly loppe...

Why nature rules 1: She doesn't lie

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Yellow leaves, iron deficiency. Green veins yellow leaves, magnesium. Some things might look like other things, but no. That is because we r...
Saturday, November 24, 2012

A simple four

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Mum asked me to give her a photo of these. So there:
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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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