Peter Norris
April 25, 2016
Now there will finally be some rain here in the next few days, so the windows to the manure benches will be taken off during the day and come on again at night. It can be done reasonably quickly, and saves some...
Peter Norris
August 27, 2016
This post is for once without a picture. And with good reason, because there must be limits to what is posted by photos. But it must still be told when, for the first time in 30 years of kitchen garden...
Peter Norris
December 4, 2016
Large old cabbage stalks from eg broccoli and Brussels sprouts can take quite a long time to decompose in the compost pile due to their woody surface. It is therefore often recommended that you first crush...
Peter Norris
December 27, 2016
When growing overwintering crops in the greenhouse, it is not so much cold, but rather moisture that is often the biggest obstacle to things surviving. There is virtually no evaporation during the winter...
Peter Norris
February 26, 2016
The kitchen garden is right now in the middle of a reasonably extensive rebuilding and renovation. Hallways are being relocated and made larger, and beds are being replaced, moved, turned and curtailed....
Peter Norris
March 21, 2017
One of the less fun (but too many unavoidable) aspects of garden life is when one has to admit that a widespread osteoarthritis in the flexible joints begins to put its limits on the manifestations. In short,...