The Raw Food Garden Planner

07/03/2021

March is the month for tomato lovers around the world:
Harvest time in the southern hemisphere.
Sowing time in the northern hemisphere.
What are your favourite varieties?

22/02/2021

If you think you feel better just being in your garden (and of course even better tending to it and harvesting some treasures), you're not just imagining it.
The scientists now agree and can explain it. Google "biophilia" if you want to know more.
But decide if you want to spend time looking at a google screen or looking and feeling your plants.

20/02/2021

When you come inside from your garden with an apple, a pepper and other bits of treasures: Cut them up immediately and keep on your table as snacks. A bowl with a dip next to it can't hurt, but is not necessary.
If you haven't finished the snacks by dinner time, throw them in the salad and you're ready for next day's raw food garden treasures on the go.

20/04/2020

New and renewed Raw Food Garden Options:
I haven't posted here for a long time because I was busy with other projects and there was plenty of online support for raw food gardeners available.

But now my inbox is overflowing with questions because many of your are returning to your gardens or start growing food for the first time.

I have wondered how to best support you in this challenging time - resources are restricted, movements are restricted, so standard advice is not working right now. In addition we have to juggle many other family issues.

So I have decided to join a brand new network that just started. It's called Family@Home and you can find it here:
https://family-at-home.mn.co/

I will be answering all your questions inside this group and there are other experts to discuss other issues of our new daily lives - including cooking, exercise, running a business from home etc. And of course we'll also have a lot of fun together.

Below are more details. I'd love to see you and support you there because I can't spread my energy across various Facebook groups.

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Looking for support to create a happy family life at home during extended lockdown?

For many of us, being at home with the whole family all the time can be – let’s be honest – pretty full-on! It’s a challenge to combine personal relationships, work, children’s education and personal time all under one roof – and make it all go smoothly.
Yet, this is exactly what many of us now need to do –for at least 3 more weeks.

WHO WE ARE
We’re a community of ordinary people navigating these changing times together. We love our families, our work and our personal time. And like many people around the world today, we face the challenge of blending them all into a harmonious full-time home life.
Our Team is experienced in combining living, learning and working from home. We’re offering our experiences, stories and ideas to support you, as we’re all in this together. We can’t promise it will all be a bed of roses. But working together and supporting each other will certainly make it easier – and more fun!

WHAT YOU’LL FIND
In Family@Home, get answers to your questions and creative ideas to help you tackle any challenges you face. Share your stories and discoveries, and connect with people around the world who are in the same boat as you.
Find the support and resources you need to help you adjust to being based full-time at home. And discover how you can turn this challenging time into an opportunity to focus on meaningful things around home that you never had time for before.

READY TO JOIN?
https://family-at-home.mn.co/

Looking for support in adapting to the sudden changes brought on by the current global pandemic? You’re in the right place.The coronavirus has turned our modern lifestyle upside down in the last few weeks. Instead of being constantly on the go with work, school and activities, families around the ...

27/01/2019

What is your big goal for 2019? If it involves sustainable living, growing more of your own food, elegant business solutions, fantastic self care and of course eating super nutritious and delicious foods, then pack your bags and come to Golden Bay, New Zealand. In just 10 weeks your project could be done! We gathered top notch support for you.

15/10/2018

Who has got apple trees in the garden?

Apples are another great for October. Ready to eat north of the equator and in full blossom south of the equator

14/10/2018

Growing dahlias is worth it - they look great in the garden - and on the plate. They are edible.

: Did you know you can eat dahlias?

12/10/2018

What is fresh in your garden?

What are you going to cook on the weekend? Planning in an inspiring trip to a farmers market?

11/10/2018

Are you growing pumpkins for their seeds, for their flesh or to fill them?

Don't discard the pumpkin seeds when you cook soup. Many are edible and have fantastic health benefits.

07/10/2018

Do you have calendula flowers in your garden? They are good for you, the bees and the garden.

Sunday: Bright, happy and healthy Calendula flowers should be available anywhere on the planet at the moment - well, o.k. most places, not everywhere. But if you do find some, try making a refreshing tea with them.

06/10/2018

If you live north of the equator and you need to move your garden indoors now, how about moving it right onto your dinner table?

Fresh and growing: How about some microgreens the middle of the table. Dinner guests will surely talk about it and have something to nibble on.