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Wednesday, February 8, 2012

Camouflaging time!

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Found it on one of my magnolia trees.

Enjoy!

Posted by Darls at 9:46 AM

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CURRENT MOON

Harvesting

So far we've harvested:

Parsley
Lemon Balm leaves
Elderberries
Shallots
Lettuces
Silverbeets
Chives

Growing:

APRIL:

Aloe Vera
Parsley

Lemon Balm

Comfrey
Elderberries
Citrus fruits
Lettuces
Shallots
Eggplants
Chilli

5 Banana bunches - still green and about 10 cms long! Tiny!

Slowly growing a larger variety of produce...

Fruit trees - hibernating for winter ...

Planting:

APRIL:

Winter crop

Broccoli
Beetroot
Cabbage
Chard
Leek
Lettuces (4 varieties)
Kale
Silverbeet

So far...

Rainfall 2012

Jan: 175.0mm (132.8mm)
Feb: 220.0mm (153.2mm)
Mar: 164.2mm (149.4mm)
Apr: 113.4mm so far (137.7mm)
May: (119.2mm)
Jun: (129.9mm)
Jul: (80.7mm)
Aug: (73.0mm)
Sept: (68.8mm)
Oct: (85.2mm)
Nov: (92.0mm)
Dec: (104.1mm)
Total by Apr '11: 672.6mm so far... (more than a hundred mm over than last year's rainfall of the same time!)

2011: 1953.6mm

2010: 1288.8mm approx.

2009: 1231.2mm

2008: 1717.8mm approx.

The mean annual rainfall (mm) for years 1916 to 2012 is 1325.0mm.

Source: Bureau of Meteorology - Gosford NSW

Egg Collection

We've got 5 chooks trying to take over Teralbah, which including 4 Croad Langshan black hens who provide us numerous eggs with their young rooster, Roy Boy II (protege of Roy Boy). Don't worry, there will be more chicks running around later this year... and we might obtain a few more chooks to bring up the number of eggs we get here. Ours are more like autumn layers so we are still getting an egg every day or two.

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