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.

Sunday, March 31, 2013

Decline: A good thing

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I lobe the way rhat gardens force you to tie into the rhythm of life. And so to see my corn (that failed) ready to o go ti compost is just a...

Friday, March 29, 2013

Frangipani success

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Sunday, March 24, 2013

Overwintering a Pandan Plant

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My friends from Singapore, Sri Lanka and Indonesia have lamented that they can't get fresh pandan leaves from a garden. So I'll have...

Monday, February 18, 2013

A "help me" regarding a phantom plant

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This plant with (now) the orange fruit self seeded into a pot where I was growing succulents. It's clearly a Solanacae of some sort - th...

Saturday, February 2, 2013

Anatomy of a graft

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This graft took. Just a strait angle cut, match up both layers of the wood and tape it. Interesting to see how the scion wood has grown into...

Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Goji berries: rare fruit

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Rare alright. I've had three plants in for about four years and had about ten of these tiny fruits. But they are available dried, really...

Monday, January 28, 2013

Fruit, harvested

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Now to start giving it away.

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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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