Saturday, August 3, 2013. Almost a year between posts. Thank you to the lovely blogging friends who have checked in on me during this posting silence. It really is such a heartening thing to know that my small contribution to the bloggesphere is valued. At my place there is a constant stream of work, shaping and then reshaping the garden, collecting things and putting them together. Stand back, then change it again! Hopefully soon I will have more to share about it and the exciting planning stage for the.

This blog shares the wonder and joys - and trials and tribulations of developing a food forest in a suburban backyard in Canberra, Australia. We are in a cool temperate zone, with very hot, dry summers, and cold winters with regular frosts, but not usually snow. Sunday, August 31, 2014.

10 Interiors Lifestyle Things I Love For March. My Chat with Jonathan Adler and his Launch Party at KaDeWe Berlin. Wabi-Sabi Style in 10 Steps.

365 days in a temperate suburban backyard. Every Day In The Garden.

Today we remember the OSO Mudslide and the 43 lost. Amanita Muscaria, I think. Know its an Amanita but not sure if Muscaria. Some talk about eating them, ok or not ok. Me, forget it . These mushrooms are happily living in green space along the highway. I have a new love. His name is Milan Gary Wright and is the son of my.

Why do good people suffer? My name is Maggie. I dabble in this, that and the other. I am a Jill of all trades, and misstres of none. I am eccentric, spiritual, happy for the most part, and I hope you will enjoy what you find in this hodgepodge of pages.

Have you met Miss 6? July 6, 2015.

Bringing the country to the city. October 3, 2008 by. In April 2007 my family moved in to a very well loved, old weatherboard in the Eastern suburbs of Melbourne. The year before we had moved from our home in East Gippsland. We had missed the bush, so we thought we would recreate a little country oasis in the city. What we have today is a wonderful little oasis, growing and changing every day.

The crabapples are putting on a spectacular show. The raspberry canes are now flowering. Yum, we look forward to our first big harvest of berries this year. The strawberry plants have come to life and are already developing their fruit. Tuesday, 6 September 2011.