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February 11, 2015

Snake Flower – Bulbine frutescens

bulbine frutescens flower

[Fam. Asphodelaceae] Other Names / Related Species Afrikaans: balsemkopieva, copaiba, geelkatstert, katstert English: cat’s tail, bum jelly plant, stalked bulbine, grass aloe Sotho: Khomo-ya-Ntsukammele, sehlare-sa-pekane, sehlare-sa-mollo Tswana: Ibucu Xhosa: intelezi, ingelwane Zulu: ibhucu, intelezi Note: The name Bulbinella is often used –even by the late Margaret Roberts – to name many of this large group of […]

Article by Di-Di / Herbalism / bulbine 2 Comments

September 4, 2014

Fresh Herbs Are Best

Sweet Basil

Can I share a secret with you? If you only learn one thing from this Grow Your Own Herbs Tutorial learn this: FRESH is BEST. The difference between fresh and dried herbs is as profound as the difference between summer and winter. One is full of sparkle, warmth and life, while the other is dull, cold […]

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July 2, 2014

South African Vegetable Sowing Guide – July

Regional Gardening Map

July is a busy month in the ornamental garden and the food garden. It is time for pruning roses, fruit trees, vines and perennial herbs. It also time for sowing the first spring vegetables and herbs. In the summer rainfall areas, feed and water all winter vegetables at least once a week. Table Notes: Column […]

Article by Di-Di / Sowing Guides / sowing guide 2 Comments

June 1, 2014

South African Vegetable Sowing Guide – June

In most parts of the South Africa this is a very quiet month in the food garden. Especially as far as sowing is concerned. Regular frosts can be expected in some parts of the country during June. Keep your frost covers handy and cover your tender crops. Water the garden in the morning so that […]

Article by Di-Di / Sowing Guides / sowing guide

April 27, 2014

South African Vegetable Sowing Guide – May

Climatic Regions of Southern Africa

May is traditionally the first month of winter and time to think of winter protection where heavy frosts are experienced. In the summer rainfall areas May also marks the end of the rain season and this means that watering becomes a critical element of the weekly growing activities. Table Notes: Column 1 – Common Name Column […]

Article by Di-Di / Sowing Guides / sowing guide 6 Comments

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