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Sap and Green specializes in garden coaching, growing fruit and vegetables, container gardening, designing children's gardens and garden education in Sydney, Australia.
01/14/2024
2024 Workshops: I am adding several new workshops to the menu of options I provide my clients. This weather today gives me a chance to play with making pewter plant labels.
I offer 45 workshops ranging from soil building to writing poetry in the garden. Our program is responsive to what our clients need and want. I am so thankful to be able to work in that way!
01/07/2024
On my last day of holidays I made name boards for my chickens and organised my chook shed. I love an upcycle project and grabbed these shelves from council clean up. Only problem was there were no flat shelf pieces so I made some using scrap wood. Yay for time for projects!
12/18/2023
I LOVE summer Christmas. Mangoes, cherries, stonefruit, pavlova, cicadas, beach days and barbecues. I love twinkle lights and glitter and shimmer. I love lingering over coffee and yummy food with my loves and my friends. I am sooo thankful.
10/23/2023
This monstera is becoming a monster! This arial root will touch the ground by the end of the week! What then?!
10/22/2023
I am growing my own happiness.
10/21/2023
Current favourite simple sustainable hack - cutting up old clothes to make soft ties for the garden. 🥰🥰🥰
10/08/2023
It's marmalade day!!! I picked my kumquats last weekend, prepped them yesterday, and made marmalade today. This is one of my favorite joys in life!
09/30/2023
Tips for coping with extreme heat in the garden: cover vulnerable plants with shadecloth. New seedlings, young avocados, plants recently pruned could all use some cover. Water deeply before and after a heat event. Mulch all soil, leaving no bare earth. Stay safe today gardeners!
09/30/2023
Garden infrastructure building continues!
09/29/2023
What is this capsule that imitates the shape of the seed capsule of my Corymbia ficifolia? It even has what looks like a plaited cord holding it in place, and a tassle out the base. Sooo cool!
09/26/2023
The first breakfast berries of spring!
