Janine Williams
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Sheryl Kitchen left a comment for Janine Williams
"Sorry. Janine I can't remember if I thanked you for the parsnip seeds. I have been away on holiday and had this horrible thought that I hadn't been in touch. Got back in the dark so have no idea what state the garden is in."
yesterday
Janine Williams commented on Laine's group Becoming More Self Reliant - The Dream
"Aren't rats horrible?  Shame about the cucumbers.  Your garden did well this year :-)  We just got rid of the wasp nest under the big tree root, they were little wasps the size of honey bees.  Now I see these huge bright…"
Apr 23
Janine Williams left a comment for Julia Prentice
"Hi Julia Yes it would be nice to catch up!  Hope your paper turns out well!  I have heaps of other dyes for cotton if you would like them.  The ones I dropped off were for silk or wool, I thought they might be useful for the alpaca…"
Apr 23
Julia Prentice left a comment for Janine Williams
"Hi Janine! Thanks so much for dropping off more corn plants, wool and dye. Sorry I missed you. I was driving back from dropping Cameron at school when I drove past you (waiting it the lights at Regent)  I cooked up…"
Apr 15
Janine Williams commented on Laine's group Becoming More Self Reliant - The Dream
"Harvest Time Isn't this a great time of the year?  We are eating a lot of our own produce - potatoes, pumpkins, apples and pears, our own honey, meat... I would like to encourage those starting out, that it's is very sweet when…"
Apr 11
Janine Williams commented on Karen Lee's group Whangarei NZ
"Hi Sheryl Kitchen, I have sent you a friend request so I can discuss getting the parsnip seeds to you."
Apr 11
Sheryl Kitchen and Janine Williams are now friends
Apr 10
Janine Williams commented on Bec Lees's blog post Quince Jelly... sweet rose petal flavour
"Amazing colour too, isn't it?"
Apr 9
Janine Williams posted a blog post

Wiltshire Horn Sheep

We have been selling sheep and lambs, reducing our flock to the best shedders.  Wiltshires are an old breed, they are easy to look after as they don't (shouldn't!) need shearing.I love their long faces and their horns, and they look great when they fully shed.  If they half shed, they look really scruffy!See More
Apr 9
Janine Williams left a comment for Jenny LF
"Hi Jenny, welcome to Ooooby.  Did you want some parsnip seeds?  I will message you my address."
Apr 9
Janine Williams is now friends with Anna Holmes and Jenny LF
Apr 9
Janine Williams posted a blog post

Pumpkins

Hey, wonderful how they just grow, isn't it?  We put them in really late, but it has been such a long dry (extremely dry) summer, and there they are, so many of them.  Wonderful!See More
Apr 8
Janine Williams commented on Hester's group New Zealand Seed and Plant Exchange
"Fresh parsnip seeds available, saved from a spray-free garden, if it's not too late to plant them.  Ours have come up nice and thick, excellent germination!  Let me know if you want some.  Just send a stamped addressed envelope…"
Apr 8
Janine Williams commented on Karen Lee's group Whangarei NZ
"Fresh parsnip seeds available, saved from a spray-free garden, if it's not too late to plant them.  Ours have come up nice and thick, excellent germination!"
Apr 8
Janine Williams replied to Janet Kirwan's discussion Golden Wyandotte Roaster in the group Poultry in Urbania
"Hi Janet, wish I could help!  Sadly, we have too many roosters ourselves.  We used to live in Glen Eden. You might be able to find a home for him advertising on TradeMe. "
Apr 8
Bec Lees commented on Janine Williams's blog post http://hukerenuigardens.wordpress.com/
"Love it, look forward to reading more."
Mar 22

Profile Information

Suburb
Hikurangi
Post / Zip Code
0182
I am a...
Smallholder
I can offer
Gardening advice, Food from my garden, Preserving
Food Growing Skill Level
Confident
Experience and Qualifications
Horticulturalist, Lots of years in the garden
I am interested in...
Buying Local Food, Selling Local Grown Food, Bartering Local Food, Preserving, Helping Others, WWOOFA Hosting, Seed Savers
Tell us about your garden and what you're growing
We have a large vegetable garden on clay loam soil so we add lots of compost. We are growing lots of garlic this year. We also have a good sized plum orchard and lots of other fruit trees, a house cow and chooks.

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Wiltshire Horn Sheep

We have been selling sheep and lambs, reducing our flock to the best shedders.  Wiltshires are an old breed, they are easy to look after as they don't (shouldn't!) need shearing.

I love their long faces and their horns, and they look great when they fully shed.  If they half shed, they look really scruffy!

Posted on April 9, 2013 at 7:24pm

Pumpkins

Hey, wonderful how they just grow, isn't it?  We put them in really late, but it has been such a long dry (extremely dry) summer, and there they are, so many of them.  Wonderful!

Posted on April 8, 2013 at 4:35pm

http://hukerenuigardens.wordpress.com/

Started a blog about growing for the local market!

Posted on March 22, 2013 at 1:23pm — 1 Comment

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At 10:46pm on May 20, 2013, Sheryl Kitchen said…

Sorry. Janine I can't remember if I thanked you for the parsnip seeds. I have been away on holiday and had this horrible thought that I hadn't been in touch. Got back in the dark so have no idea what state the garden is in.

At 11:31am on April 15, 2013, Julia Prentice said…

Hi Janine!

Thanks so much for dropping off more corn plants, wool and dye. Sorry I missed you. I was driving back from dropping Cameron at school when I drove past you (waiting it the lights at Regent) 

I cooked up several batches of wild ginger (from my neighbour) then killed my frypan *sniff*  but I'm now the proud owner of a woodburner? BBQ so can get cracking on cooking up the corn to make into paper.

I hope all is well with you.

miss you,

Julia

At 5:10pm on December 12, 2011, Janet Byers said…

Hi Janine

We are thrilled to have eight chicks from the 12 eggs, one died, and three didn't hatch. One chick is white, two are very dark, and the rest various shades of brown. The very dark ones have slightly longer tails, so we think they may be roosters, do you have any thoughts on that? All are very vigorous and happy, and I have put a couple of pictures on my page.

It's all very exciting, thank you so much again.

Janet

 
 
 

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