by Rachel Torrealba
Unlike Autumn when you will most probably find me in the field cutting flowers or feeding them, during these Winter months on a cosy day you’ll find me inside near a sunny window keeping warm. In this space I reflect, contemplate what worked this season just passed... by Rachel Torrealba
There is a scent of morning dew just before the sun awakens and the birds start singing. Abundance is all around us at our little micro flower farm. The earth has been kind to us. We reap the rewards of hard work from preparing the soil by adding compost and manure... by Rachel Torrealba
Try these delicious biscuits with a heart warming cup of tea. INGREDIENTS 250 g plain flour100 g caster sugar100 g butter, cut into pieces1 egg1 egg white beaten1 tsp baking powder1 orange zest½ cup Dahlia dry petals PREPARATION Preheat the oven to 180 Celsius. Cover... by Rachel Torrealba
HOW TO DRY FLOWER PETALS There are many different ways to dry your flower petals. Here are some earth friendly ways. HANGING UPSIDE DOWN Turn your bunch of flowers upside down and hang them in a cool area without sunlight. Make sure there is enough air circulation in... by Rachel Torrealba
Not all flowers are grown the same. Do you really know the differences between farm fresh, and supermarket cheap? Imported flowers aren’t as good as they initially look Did you know many of the flowers and foliage sold in Australia are imported from overseas? And... by Rachel Torrealba
WHEN TO PLANT Dahlias are planted in the spring when the ground temperature is approximately 15 degrees or warmer. Generally, when you would plant your veggie garden. Planting times vary depending on your exact climate. For example, cooler climate areas of Australia...
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