It is time to think of Christmas & holidays. It is over this time that our plants need attention. They need a drink, particularly in this hot weather. Whilst you may enjoy being in air conditioning or in the force of the fan… your ferns don’t… please keep them out of drafts. I have a […]
It’s all been happening here at Duninald… We have had a busy November with the wedding of our son, Nicholas to Olivia Rorke in the garden. We have also had a visit from the local gardening group – http://www.dungogchronicle.com.au/story/1145897/enthusiastic-gardeners-venture-out/
The Spring honey harvest has happened. Our quantity was down, but the flavour was more intense. We believe this was a function of the dry weather in the area & the reduction of food for the bees.
It has been hot & dry at Duninald. Thankfully we have been able to keep our pastures irrigated and the cattle are looking good. We are a winter spring calving operation, so all our calves are on the ground and doing well.
