Strategy in the Garden
Connecting my home gardening adventures in New Zealand to the world of ideas.
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Very Useful Seedlings Springing Up, Inadvertently, in Pots
One summer during my high school years I got a holiday job in a local garden centre. As the most junior employee, all the best tasks came my way. For example, I remember spending what seemed like several days removing weeds from an almost e...
Breaking a Gardening Rule: Planting Tomatoes Early (But Just a Couple, in Pots)
Many gardeners in my part of the world (New Zealand) adhere to a Labour Day planting tradition. Along with other warm season crops, tomatoes are routinely planted out during this late October long weekend.
In the country’s warmer areas th...
Growing Carrots at Home: When Small Definitely is Beautiful*
The same plant (Daucus carota) produces two very different vegetables. One is the carrot bought at the store which is also frequently available from veggie and fruit stalls at local markets. Large, reliable and still quite crunchy when purc...
Prunings + Garden Soil = Simple Raised Bed(s): My Hügelkultur Adventure
Cast an eye on just a small selection of the articles I’ve been writing for Strategy in the Garden and you may notice a recurring theme about reusing materials from the garden. A big part of this is recycling and reusing the prunings, trimm...
Flowering Veggies/Vegetable Flowers: An Easy-to-Grow Selection
One of the best pieces of gardening advice we frequently come across is to grow flowering plants alongside, and even within, beds of vegetables. The benefits are many – colour, diversity, and the attraction to your garden of beneficial inse...
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Connecting a New Zealand garden to the world of ideas. Writing about plants (including plenty of edible varieties) and their growing conditions. Also contemplating the gardener's place in the relationships among living systems.
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