by Cath Manuel | Mar 19, 2019 | A Thriving Garden, Growing your Garden, Therapeutic Gardening & Wellbeing
Each month Cath contributes an article for the Maggie Beer Foundation and shares tips for growing the fresh food featured in delicious recipes. In the latest article Cath shares ideas for gardening in Autumn, including a few for therapeutic gardening in aged care. So...
by Cath Manuel | Jul 11, 2018 | Gardening, Growing your Garden, Therapeutic Gardening & Wellbeing
If the way to someone’s heart is through their stomach, and as Dorothy says “There’s no place like home” then delicious, healthy food enjoyed at home must be good for our mind, body and soul. These days our homes are defined in many ways. Home could be with your...
by Cath Manuel | Mar 1, 2018 | Gardening, Growing your Garden, Podcast
It’s wonderful to grow veggies in your garden, but have you considered growing your own fresh fruit? Sweet, delicious fruits can be grown in any climate and any sized garden and it’s a joy to head outdoors and pick fresh berries, citrus, stone fruit or the vast array...
by Cath Manuel | Feb 12, 2018 | A Thriving Garden, Gardening, Growing your Garden
If you’re a seasoned green thumb, or even new to gardening, you’ll understand that good quality gardening tools and essential pieces of equipment make tasks easier and also you’re more successful with growing! When purchasing gardening tools it’s good to buy the best...
by Cath Manuel | Jan 22, 2018 | Gardening, Growing your Garden, Podcast
This episode is part of the ‘Field Guide’ from the Soil to Supper Community and Part 3 in this podcast series. Listen to Part 1 – Planning Your Dream Garden – HERE and Part 2 - Creating Your Garden Spaces HERE. When your garden is ready you can then start growing your...
by Cath Manuel | Nov 20, 2017 | A Thriving Garden, Gardening, Growing your Garden
If you’re struggling with pest problems, plants aren’t growing as you’d like, or your garden just isn’t flourishing, then maybe it’s time to consider growing a food good companion plants in your garden! ‘Companion plants assist in the growth of others by...
