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The Edible Balcony
The Edible Balcony: How to Grow Fresh Food in a Small Space Plus 60 Inspiring Recipes | Indira Naidoo
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Join popular media personality and foodie Indira Naidoo as she embarks on a mission to transform her tiny thirteen-floor balcony into a bountiful kitchen garden. She soon establishes a productive urban oasis that takes just ten minutes a day to maintain, yet provides her with an ever-changing selection of fresh fruit, herbs and vegetables. Featuring 60 delicious recipes showcasing her home-grown produce, plus plenty of practical advice, THE EDIBLE BALCONY charts a year in the life of Indira's balcony garden and gives a season-by-season account of the triumphs and challenges she faces. This warm and engaging book will inspire even the most reluctant green thumbs to channel their inner gardeners and reconnect with nature, while also saving money and reducing their carbon footprint.
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julesG
julesG
The Edible Balcony: How to Grow Fresh Food in a Small Space Plus 60 Inspiring Recipes | Indira Naidoo
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@SilversReviews This is what it looked like last night.

I'm sitting out here in a chair that used to belong to my great-grandfather, pic on the right. The varnish is still the same, I added a more lower back friendly cushion.

There's tea, which is cooling too fast, my cat on my lap, a book. I'm considering going back inside for a hoodie.

SilversReviews Love it. Thanks for sharing. Beautiful chair. (edited) 6y
julesG @SilversReviews I only forgot to leave my footstool on the balcony. Will have to show it off another time, it was handcrafted by my father's stepfather and I've had it since I was 3 or 4 years old. 6y
SilversReviews @julesG Yes. Please share. Thanks. I'm sure it is gorgeous. 6y
Schnoebs Love all the plants! 6y
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julesG
julesG
The Edible Balcony: How to Grow Fresh Food in a Small Space Plus 60 Inspiring Recipes | Indira Naidoo
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@SilversReviews the promised before and after.

Had I known that Sunday was to dawn with more than 10°C less than Saturday, I'd have done the shifting of furniture and so on today.

Removed the green carpet, got rid of clutter and near dead plants. It still needs a thorough clean but I was exhausted last night and wanted to enjoy my new balcony.

I took a picture last night. Will share it next.

MinDea That looks awesome! Great job! 6y
julesG @MinDea Thanks. I've sore muscles today but I can enjoy my revamped reading spot. 6y
Cathythoughts Nice work ! Looks great 💫 6y
SilversReviews Looks fantastic. Thanks. 6y
tournevis Very nice! 6y
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The Edible Balcony: How to Grow Fresh Food in a Small Space Plus 60 Inspiring Recipes | Indira Naidoo
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It's that time of year when I deeply regret not planting anything during spring. But let's be honest. Every single plant I've tried to grow has ended up dead. (Except for a large succulent Mum gave me as a housewarming present, and only because she took it back.) I've even killed a bamboo plant THAT DID NOT REQUIRE SOIL. But I remain ever hopeful, and these books will not be culled today. #nonfiction #gardening #aww2017

Chachic Huwag mawalan ng pag-asa! 8y
BookThingo @Chachic 😂 Exactly! 8y
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