No, it's fall out from last time. It helped to get you noticed by people with valuable voting power. I suspect that because your content is original for Steemit (the videos may not be, but the written-up parts are), they're happy to continue supporting you. Nice result - hope it carries on!
Great post, I have also jsut started a blog on growing my own food in South Africa which is a similar climate to Australia. I will definately follow you for hints and tips thanks for your efforts !
I like your how organized your garden is. For the turmeric you can dry it and grind it into powder and put the powder into jars. Following you to see how well your newly planted seeds will flourish. Thank you for sharing :)
Well done. That is a lot if activity for winter. We pretty much shut down except for winter cabbage and brussels.
I haven't put any cabbage in. I might have to. Thank you.
I think I would dehydrate the turmeric, perhaps tincture some of it to. Fresh peas would be so good right now.
Thank you for the advice. I'll be honest, I had to look up what tincture was, but now that I know I will have to try it. Very interesting.
I have made them with powdered turmeric, but I like fresh.
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STOPnice work from both i see the love of father and son
In this lobby, will there be T.P.? For my bunghole?
Thank you @shahzaib :-)
Great to see Danny. Post rewards suddenly looking great too ;)
Thanks again @andyturner! Did you submit me again or will this happen all the time now? I really need to work out how it works.
No, it's fall out from last time. It helped to get you noticed by people with valuable voting power. I suspect that because your content is original for Steemit (the videos may not be, but the written-up parts are), they're happy to continue supporting you. Nice result - hope it carries on!
Great post, I have also jsut started a blog on growing my own food in South Africa which is a similar climate to Australia. I will definately follow you for hints and tips thanks for your efforts !
Thanks Richard. Following you too and looking forward to learning off each other.
I like your how organized your garden is. For the turmeric you can dry it and grind it into powder and put the powder into jars. Following you to see how well your newly planted seeds will flourish. Thank you for sharing :)
Thanks for the tip. I will definately try that. Thanks for the follow, keep an eye out for an update ;-)
Cool did not realize you could plant all that in winter.
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I had the same toy!!! Missing that badly... Nice post!!!