AKG078 - New for 2009
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I’ve been thinking ahead to next year’s garden, and buying some seeds and a few unusual plants.
I have 2 new Chilean Guavas (Ugni molinae) from Jekka’s Herb Farm, as well as some sea kale seeds.
Ben from Real Seeds brought some Exploding Cucumber seeds to the Food Growing Bloggers event over the summer, so I will be trying those as well.
An idle flick through the Jungle Seeds catalogue brought sesame, cassabana, a sweet potato, wonderberries, edamame and a beautiful lilac pepper.
I’ve also made an advance order of risotto rice from Seeds of Italy, and bought 5 plants from Kore Wild Fruit Nursery for the Grow Dome.
If you’re interested in Australian gardening, then don’t forget to check out a new(ish) gardening podcast – Dig It Down Under.
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Hi Emma,
Just listened to your ‘New for 2009’ show. You mentioned Chrysanthemum Corinarium. I used to grow this, and I had forgotten clean about it, until you mentioned it. It has an unusual taste that I used to like. I would pop it on my tacos and for some strange reason, it really worked for me. You have reminded me to grow it again! Thanks for the excellent show.
PS Thanks for the mention. I’ve given you a hoy on EP 06 of DDU.
Cheers Riley XXX
Riley Jordan · Jan 12, 11:04 AM