L'orto di Bruno [Bruno's Vegetable Garden]

What's been happening in Bruno's vegetable garden lately?

Saturday, September 23, 2006

Various Plantings

Today (Sep 23) I planted various seeds in bed #3 (refer map).

Specifically:
* Basil
* Dill
* Chives
* Lettuce
* Tomato
* Aubergine
* Oregano

I'm not expecting them all to germinate, so anything that comes up will be a gift.

Saturday, September 2, 2006

Plantings - Early September

I'm going to start using this blog more like a simple diary of plantings and other major events. Entries may be back-dated to the time of the events, to keep things in chronological order and to facilitate comparison in future seasons.

"Today" I planted some seeds directly into the ground with very little special preparation. Specifically: basil, oregano, dill and chives seeds were scattered randomly in garden bed #3 (refer map) underneath a peach tree.

Friday, September 1, 2006

My Garden Beds

I have several garden beds in my backyard. Below is a simple overview diagram, with South at the top (I live in Australia :)


+---------------------------------------------------------------------
|{Fig Tree}| {Olive Tree}| |{Persimmon} |{Mandarine} |
| | | | | |
| | | | | |
| BED #1 | BED #2 | BED #3 | BED #4 | BED #5 |
| | | | | |
| | | | | |
| | | {Peach} | | {Lemon}|
+------------------------------------------------------------------+
|
| {lawn}
| {Apricot Tree}
|
| {Plum Tree}
|
|
|{Olive Tree}
|
|
| +-----------------------------------------------------------------+
| | |
| | H O U S E |
| | |

Sunday, July 31, 2005

While on Winter Hiatus

During winter, I helped my uncle and our cousin pick olives.
The fruit trees were pruned. Spinach and parsley grew by themselves.

Sunday, May 15, 2005

On Hiatus Over Winter

This will be the last regular weekly post to my gardening blog for a little while. Work and other demands mean that I won't be able to spend as much time in the garden as I'd like :( . Therefore I won't have much to write about.

Hopefully I'll be able to get back into my gardening (and this blog) in time for next Spring.

In the meantime, I may occasionally post reflective entries looking back at what's gone on in my garden in the past few months.

Bye for now, and thanks for visiting.