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Recipe 4: Asian Greens for a Quick, Tasty Treat!
Sometimes, you just want a simple dish to use all those more exotic herbs you're experimenting with in the garden.
We've been growing a lot of Asian varieties lately, so here's a quick one that's really tasty too!
Jamie Cunningham - Nashville Nights
Nashville is fast becoming a go-to food destination in the US, and Jamie Cunningham is at the forefront of the revolution. A leading light in the US coffee industry, Jamie Cunningham has nearly 10 years of experience developing commercial culinary ventures and programs for the Barista Guild of America. Jamie's latest venture is a restaurant, bar and coffee bean roastery, Stay Golden Restaurant & Roastery, features a full-service restaurant complete with coffee and cocktail bar, an onsite coffee bean roastery, a private event space and hydroponic gardens.
Charity Teoh Buldt - Northcote Native
After spending several years studying and working in the Netherlands in incorporating sustainability into product innovation, Charity Teoh Buldt returned to Melbourne to start a family. With the busyness of juggling work and family commitments, sustainability can be hard to implement. A good start has been to expose her kids to edible gardens as early as possible, hence she chose to use Glowpear Urban Gardens.
An Introduction to Edible Flowers
Edible flowers. A topic people often brush-off as confusing, weird, too advanced or... just for the 'flower children of the 60s'. But nothing could be further from the truth, in fact, if you dabble in a bit of urban gardening, chances are you probably are already growing some. Most herbs and vegetables produce edible flowers at some point in their growth cycle. For the most part, the other varieties of edible flowers "grow like weeds" and provide a range of benefits to the average urban garden such as promoting plant growth, improving the taste of fruit, and attracting or repelling insects.
Indoor Plants and Low Light
I love to keep indoor plants. They make me feel happy and relaxed. I keep them beside the TV and sofa, in the kitchen, bathroom, and in the office at work... everywhere. I love the colour, shapes and texture plants bring to my home, but aesthetics aside, when it comes to the benefits of filling your space with greenery, these are just the tip of the iceberg.
Mould is Growing on My Soil!?
White fuzzy mould is actually a common type of Fungus growing on the surface of your soil. It can occur in house plants or outdoors when the weather is warm and humid.
I Have Tiny Flying Insects Around My Plants!?
Fungus Gnats are tiny flying insects that are common in houseplants and seriously annoying to have around. While harmless to people, they are destructive to your plants and can reach plague proportions if not addressed.
Soil Health for Container Gardens (Part 4 of 4)
What is the best kept secret in container gardening? The experts know how to promote faster, more vigorous growth, and significantly reduce the chance of pests and diseases... ssssh... it all comes down to healthy soil.
Soil Health for Container Gardens (Part 3 of 4)
What is the best kept secret in container gardening? The experts know how to promote faster, more vigorous growth, and significantly reduce the chance of pests and diseases... ssssh... it all comes down to healthy soil.
Soil Health for Container Gardens (Part 2 of 4)
What is the best kept secret in container gardening? The experts know how to promote faster, more vigorous growth, and significantly reduce the chance of pests and diseases... ssssh... it all comes down to healthy soil.
