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What? No figs pics for 2017 – here you go!
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What? No figs pics for 2017 – here you go!

Posted on May 25, 2017 by shanegenziuk • Leave a comment

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How long for a Prickly Pear to fruit?
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How long for a Prickly Pear to fruit?

Posted on April 24, 2017 by shanegenziuk • 2 Comments

Starting a conversation about my attempts to grow prickly pear go something like this: “I cut off one of the pads as a cutting,” says I. “To grow?” they ask, brows furrowed. “Yes…” Here it comes, but they mean well. “You mean prickly pear, that cactus weed? You want to… grow it!?” Shock, Horror, et […]

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Why your Summer is incomplete without figs
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Why your Summer is incomplete without figs

Posted on January 11, 2015 by shanegenziuk • 2 Comments

There is something of a tradition at my place now with freshly picked figs being scoffed in the backyard from the middle of summer. By mid January the fruit darkens a purple stain through the green skin. And there is the matter is getting to them before the birds, which according to my chickens (who … Continue reading →

The Joy of Springtime in the Garden
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The Joy of Springtime in the Garden

Posted on October 5, 2014 by shanegenziuk • 2 Comments

There are many joys waiting in the Spring garden. The most important one for me is sitting on a log watching it all go by. There is Zen somewhere between chickens scratching at the ground and the hum of a city carried by the wind. Nectar feeding birds fight for the highest branches of the Banksia tree, while … Continue reading →

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