Showing posts with label Gardening. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gardening. Show all posts
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24.9.14
Fresh Mint Tea
Fall is my favourite season.
But this year, I welcome it with a bit of sadness – sadness knowing my
garden season is coming to an end.
12.9.14
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29.8.14
Floral Friday - August Birth Flower - Gladiolus
Happy Friday!
Here’s a continuation to the birth flower series with a focus on Gladiolus for the month of August.
Here’s a continuation to the birth flower series with a focus on Gladiolus for the month of August.
22.8.14
Floral Friday - Lily
Happy Friday!
Some lovely orange lilies to celebrate the end of week.
Have a great weekend everyone!
8.8.14
Floral Friday – Mint Flower
This is the first year that I've ever grown mint – spearmint
to be exact. I remember my mum growing
it when I was a kid and loving grabbing a few leaves to munch on while passing
by.
6.8.14
English Cucumbers Update & Pickle Salad with a Kick
My English cucumber plants are in total production mode! My earlier wishes for them to catch up to my basil have come to fruition J
25.7.14
Floral Friday – July Birth Flower – Larkspur & Delphinium
I knew there was a birthstone for every month, but I only
recently discovered there is also a birth flower. Who knew?!
21.7.14
First Garden Salad of the Season
This is why I love having a garden – I can simply head outside
and pick whatever is ripe and create a lovely salad. Such a great accompaniment to meals in the
summer.
18.7.14
Floral Friday – Schiphol Airport Flower Bowls
I love to explore different cities and cultures, and
particularly enjoy sampling the local delicacies. But I’m not a huge lover of flying. In fact, I only fly because it is a necessary
evil of travelling.
One airport that actually lifts my spirits is Schiphol
airport in Amsterdam. Here’s a shot from
a few years ago on one of the many trips to, what I consider to be, my home away from home!
14.7.14
Basil Seedlings Update
As you can see from my Basil & Goat Cheese Pesto post,
I'm already making great use of the bountiful green leaves my little basil seedlings have produced!
9.7.14
Basil & Goat Cheese Pesto
The last several years I have been growing basil as it is my
favorite herb and pairs so well with cucumbers and tomatoes (two other staples
in my garden). Every year I plan on
making a batch of pesto, but always hold off not wanting to demolish my basil
plants. This year I said nuts on that
and tackled a batch nice and early.
3.7.14
Roasted Beet & Garlic Salad with Fresh Herbs
Beets are one of those vegetables that I can’t seem to get
enough of. The method I use for
preparing beets is typically to roast them with some garlic and decide from
there how I want to finish them off – soup, salad, side dish, etc. Today I am sharing one of the many salad variations
in my repertoire (mostly based on what I have readily available in the fridge J).
9.4.14
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