Planteklubbens høstkatalog versjon 3 er nå klar og medlemmene kan nå bestille herfra. Katalogen kan lastes ned her: [gview file=”http://www.edimentals.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/aarbokgronns_potet2016_høst_ver3.pdf”] Post Views: 205
The Many Uses of Udo
For the first time freely available is my article in Permaculture Magazine about my largest and most exciting vegetable Udo (Aralia cordata)! See the link near the bottom of the […]
Report on old Norwegian Hop clones
Click the link to download this Norwegian report on a project in which old hop plants were collected from 18 locations around Norway (in Norwegian). Some of these are […]
Apricotberries
Wanted!! I’m pretty sure I’ve lost these really tasty raspberries which I called “Apricot” and spread to various folk back in the days of Sjølbergeren (a self-sufficiency magazine […]
Perennialen II: Alvastien Telste
An album of pictures from my short Perennialen II visit with Eirik Lillebøe Wiken and Hege Iren Svendsen at and around Alvastien Telste in Hardanger. Impressive nature, good […]
Garden pictures 24th-25th September 2016
A collection of pictures from last weekend in the garden! Post Views: 299
Alvastien Telste LAND Centre: the dramatic approach road….
Alvastien Telste is Norway’s first LAND project (LAND officially started up in Norway yesterday) located on a side arm of the Hardangerfjord in beautiful surroundings…this was my next […]
The Red Sea of Malvik
This morning, the fjord turned red… Post Views: 155
Solstice sunrise in Malvik
The sun is now rising close to due East having swung round day for day from close to north over a few short weeks…the sunrise is now rushing […]
Prune plum harvest
Amazing how many plums you can get from one tree and this is only about 2/3 of the crop! Due to the lack of night here in May […]
Danish masterclass mega-salad ingredients
Aiah Noack and Naturplanteskolen have come closest so far to my mega-salad world records. During the masterclass I taught there in August we collected as many edibles as […]
Geir Flatabø’s forest garden: Torblålia, Ulvik, Hordaland
A visit to Geir Flatabø’s forest garden which is located high above the picturesque village of Ulvik at the end of an arm of the Hardangerfjord was an […]
Lofoten Victory Onions
Here are a few of my Allium victorialis pictures from the 2014 onion safari to the Lofoten Islands! The aim was to see the naturalised stands of viking onion / seiersløk on […]
Skomvær 2014
Here is my report from the second permaveggies / foraging weekend on the wonderful arctic island Skomvær outermost in the Lofoten Islands off north west Norway. I spent […]
Skomvær Fyr / Lighthouse: 2-4 August 2013
The first magical long weekend on the island Skomvær outermost in the Lofoten Islands. I was contributing at a permaculture / wild food workshop there in August 2013, […]
Løksafari til Lofoten / Onion safari to the Lofoten Islands
The document below is in Norwegian but contains many pictures from my first visit to Vestvågøy in the Lofoten Islands to see the stands of naturalised victory onion […]
The Youngs of Aberdeen
On my way up north from Edinburgh by train I stopped off to visit Scottish Rockers ( Scottish Rock Garden Forum luminaries) Ian and Maggi Young’s wonderfully diverse […]
Edimentals talk at the Royal Botanical Gardens
Fun day collecting edimentals from the garden’s collections, making a multi-species salad followed by my talk and walk! Thanks to all who came and to Sabina Knees for […]
Edimentals in Edinburgh’s Royal Botanical Gardens
On Monday 12th September 2016 I visited the botanical gardens in Edinburgh, and I wandered around the collections looking for edimentals (edible ornamentals), many of which are also […]
Edimentals Evening at the Teeny Weeny Farm!
What a lovely evening in good company of local (to Dyke by Forres) permaculture folk, forest gardeners and a van load from Findhorn! Thanks to my hosts Kirsty Reid […]
Milde garden tour 10th September 2016
I didn’t take many pictures on Sunday’s guided garden tour at the botanical garden in Bergen at Milde, but here are a few! I was very impressed in […]
Sunrise wake-up
8th September and I woke to the sun’s rays shining into my bedroom (the door to the balcony was open) and another spectacular sun-rise it was. Sun-rise will […]
Norwegian articles on edible halophytes and biosaline agriculture
Here are scans of two articles I wrote published in 2004 (in Norwegian) in Våre Nyttevekster. The first one is about great edible salt tolerant plants (halophytes) such […]
A Sonchus oleraceus variety?
It would be a great project to select Sonchus oleraceus…for new improved yielding and special forms like was done with wild chicory aIt would be a great project […]
