by Cath Manuel | Feb 7, 2023 | Gardening, Getting Started, Therapeutic Gardening & Wellbeing |
Good planning gives you more confidence to get started, enjoy success in your garden and it also saves you time and money in the long run! Let’s look at a few ways to plan your dream garden, or make plans to upgrade an existing garden to grow your own healthy...
by Cath Manuel | Jan 28, 2023 | Fresh Food Ideas, Gardening |
Thanks to our Soil to Supper Club Member, Graeme, for this delicious recipe! 😋 If you’re growing Mint and looking for a creative way to use the fresh leaves, then give this recipe a try! It’s simple to make, tastes delicious (yes, I’ve tried it) and...
by Cath Manuel | Jan 9, 2023 | A Thriving Garden, Gardening, Getting Started
If you’re looking for ideas for where to start in your garden then my suggestion is to start at the ground and work up! “Unearth the Dirt” and let’s take a look at the soil in your garden. With gloves on move back the mulch, gently dig about...
by Cath Manuel | Jul 22, 2022 | Gardening, Therapeutic Gardening & Wellbeing
Gardens are a haven. A place to retreat, grow our favourite plants and enjoy time connecting with nature. But to enjoy gardening time we have to stay safe and care for ourselves, and others, while we’re in the garden. I’ve been inspired to write this article and share...
by Cath Manuel | Mar 11, 2022 | A Thriving Garden, Gardening, Therapeutic Gardening & Wellbeing
To enjoy a lovely time within the garden we look for perfect sunny days that are not too hot or too cold, no rain and maybe a gentle breeze or slight cloud cover. This sounds like the ideal weather for gardening! But if the day you’re planning some gardening is rainy,...
by Cath Manuel | Nov 16, 2021 | Fresh Food Ideas, Gardening, Therapeutic Gardening & Wellbeing
Looking for new plants to grow in your garden or interesting foods to use in the kitchen? Consider choosing a few Australian native plants and enjoy our bushfoods! In this article for Maggie Beer Foundation, I share ideas for growing and using a few common bushfoods....
