Somebody asked me the other day if I use floating mulch (fiberduk / agryl) to be able to harvest all these greens so early. No, no and again […]
Food / House plants / Perennial vegetables / Root crops
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Taro harvest
Taro (Colocasia esculenta) ia an important root crop in tropical and subtropical climates, but is also surprisingly hardy so that I can have it out in the garden […]
Onions / Perennial vegetables
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Onions in the snow
Several Alliums are extremely hardy and can stand green all winter even when exposed to temperatures under -20C. Similarly, young leaves of species that start to sprout in […]
Climbers / Perennial vegetables / Uncategorized
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Habby in the snow
I think that we ate Hablitzia (fondly known as habby) shoots every day this March as the mild winter and largely unfrozen soil brought them on about a […]
Food / Tree leaves / Trees
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Easter decorations
Easter is a big holiday here and it’s a tradition to decorate your home with various decorations (påskepynt) and the cheapest decoration is just to bring in some […]
Interview / Perennial vegetables / Spring
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Spring harvest video by Friends of the Earth, Norway
(English: Short Norwegian video of a few things I’m harvesting from the garden now)En kort norsk video om litt av det jeg høster i hagen for tiden. Dette […]
Birds
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3,590 Pinkfeet
One of the highlights of spring for me are the large flocks of pink-footed geese (pinkfeet) or kortnebbgjess in Norwegian passing Malvik on the final stage of their […]