Beige is history
Or how, in time, one’s grub can turn green Imagine you judged the desirability of food by its colour. When I was a child I liked food that was cake […]
Tag Archives: spinach
Defence Mechanisms
I’m trying to grow lemongrass again this year. Last year’s attempt floundered when a pot of young stalks didn’t survive the lower over-winter temperatures in a mini greenhouse. I’ll bring […]
Harvest Time
For me, this is one of the best times of the vegetable growing year. Root crops have been rapidly swelling and there is so much lovely food to pick and […]
Potato and spinach
I’ve been submitting photos to the Grow Your Own magazine Virtual Show competition this week. Today this was my entry in the ‘best dish made with own ingredients’ category. It’s […]
Living colour
As produce starts to come through at this time of year, so do the vibrant colours of many of our fruits and vegetables. From the vivid red of these just-picked […]
