The Cherry Bomb pepper is a captivating addition to any garden. Known for its vibrant color and versatile culinary uses, this pepper is a favorite among chili enthusiasts. The Cherry Bomb pepper is a small, round pepper that typically grows to about the size of a cherry tomato. It is known for its bright red […]
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Turkish Coffee and Dried Chillies
A traditional Turkish coffee pot, known as a dzezva, its copper gleaming in the light, sits elegantly on a rustic wooden table. Beside it, a collection of dried chillies, their fiery orange hues contrasting against the dark, rich coffee. Turkish coffee, with its deep, robust flavor, is a ritual in itself. It’s brewed to perfection, […]
Chilli Peppers: From Pots to Garden Plots
Next round of chilli peppers have been moved from their pots into the garden! This transition is a significant step in ensuring they receive ample space and nutrients to grow to their full potential. As seen in the photo, each plant was carefully transferred, with their roots gently dusted in beneficial mycorrhizal fungi to aid […]
Sunflower Splendor in the Garden
As summer reaches its zenith, our chilli garden is graced with the radiant presence of a magnificent sunflower. Sunflowers are more than just ornamental. Their seeds provide nutritious snacks and can be used to produce sunflower oil. They also attract pollinators like bees, contributing to the overall health of the garden ecosystem. This particular sunflower […]
Growing Habanero Chocolate
Habanero Chocolate are known for their rich, smoky heat, these peppers are developing beautifully. The lush green leaves are a promising sign of a bountiful harvest to come. The Habanero Chocolate variety is one of the spiciest peppers, renowned for its unique flavor profile that combines intense heat with a subtle sweetness. I’m eagerly anticipating […]
First Fruits of Our Kaki Tree
Last year, for my birthday, I received a special gift: a young kaki tree. We planted it in a sunny spot in the garden, hoping it would thrive. Over the past year, after diligent tending, watering, pruning, and watching it grow stronger and taller. Now, it is bearing its first fruits. The sight of these […]
The First Bishop’s Crown Pod
The gardening season is in full swing, and the first Bishop’s Crown pod has made its appearance emerging from the Bishop’s Crown Chilli Flower just a week ago. This young, green pod, signifies the beginning of what promises to be a bountiful harvest. Bishop’s Crown peppers, also known as Christmas Bell or Peri Peri, are […]
From Garden to Table: Raspberries
There’s something magical about harvesting fresh raspberries from your own garden. The vibrant red berries glisten in the sunlight, promising a burst of sweetness and flavor that store-bought varieties can rarely match. Growing and picking your own raspberries offers not only a delicious reward but also a deeply satisfying connection to nature. Today, I had […]
Beauty of Gladiolus in Full Bloom
This gorgeous gladiolus, with its striking red blooms, adds a splash of vibrant color to the garden. Gladiolus, also known as sword lilies, are a summer favorite for many gardeners. These tall, stately flowers thrive in well-drained soil and full sunlight. They’re perfect for cutting gardens, providing stunning arrangements that can brighten any room. Regular […]
Planting Grapes in the Garden
An exciting milestone in our chilli garden — a young grapevine has been planted, its tender leaves unfurling in the warm sun. Grapevines are a beautiful and fruitful addition to any garden, promising not only lush greenery but also the potential for a bountiful harvest of sweet grapes. Choosing the Right Spot Grapevines thrive in […]