"HI Millie, that particular pumpkin was a mongrel I grew, not sure of the variety, but I have some of its multicoloured descendants growing in my garden and will save seeds so let me know if you want some at a later date."
Millie Pickle's Groups
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WAIHEKE ISLAND LANDSHARE…
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Waiheke Food Forest
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Preserving Your Surplus
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Poultry in Urbania
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Companion Planting
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Millie Pickle joined Fi and Steve's group
LANDSHARE FARM
A PLACE TO SHARE IDEAS,LEARN,GROW SEASONAL VEGETABLES AND FRUIT,ANIMALS,SHARE RESOURCES AND HAVE FUN
Millie Pickle left a comment for Jacob."Hi, At the moment no, but once I sort out regular affordable produce I will be getting back to it.
Cheers,
Millie"
Jacob. left a comment for Millie Pickle"Hi Millie,
I'm just up the road in Ostend and am interested to know whether you are a raw foodie as I am. I am looking for other people to talk to around eating mostly or exclusively raw food. Are you eating that…"
Jacob. replied to Millie Pickle's discussion Waiheke Food Forest leguminous plants and trees in the group Waiheke Food Forest"Ditto.
I'd like to know something about what to plant too.."
Isabell Strange left a comment for Millie Pickle"hi saw your question about onion weed. A little while back i heard an interview on national radio and it was recommended to use the bulb, to make garlic type bread, and also the bulb can be pickled to make mini pickled onions. There was absolutley…"
Millie Pickle replied to James Samuel's discussion First Steps in the group Waiheke Food Forest"Picking up this thread- I appreciate the value of organizing a highly visible group project for inspiration and learning.
Extending from that I would like to build a group knowledge base in this forum to allow the practice of making a food forest…"
Millie Pickle joined James Samuel's group
Waiheke Food Forest
If you are interested and willing to put energy into establishing a food forest on Waiheke, then this is for you.
Millie Pickle joined Isabell Strange's group
Preserving Your Surplus
To share ways of preserving what you've grown such as bottling, freezing, dehydrating.See More
Millie Pickle joined Janet Luke's group
Poultry in Urbania
A group all about how to keep poultry including chickens, bantams,geese and ducks. Help with problems or questions and to brag about your special feathered friends.See More
Millie Pickle joined Isabell Strange's group
Companion Planting
Exploring which plants are beneficial to each other when planted together and which plants are best kept apart.
Shona McIvor replied to Millie Pickle's discussion what are the white snowdrop like flowers? in the group Waiheke Island NZ"You can eat it in small amounts but in large quantities it can make you quite sick so be careful- also make sure no chemical weed control has taken place in the area.
Cheers Shona"
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- nothing at the moment, new place doesn't have any space so starting with a landshare group...just planning so far
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 3:17pm on March 5, 2011,
Kali said… - HI Millie, that particular pumpkin was a mongrel I grew, not sure of the variety, but I have some of its multicoloured descendants growing in my garden and will save seeds so let me know if you want some at a later date.
- At 3:10pm on March 2, 2010, Jacob. said…
- Hi Millie,
I'm just up the road in Ostend and am interested to know whether you are a raw foodie as I am. I am looking for other people to talk to around eating mostly or exclusively raw food. Are you eating that way?
Cheers,
Jacob.
Also, I am starting to got more involved in my garden and wonder if we might connect around garding as well.
Jacob.
- At 11:57pm on November 27, 2009, Isabell Strange said…
- hi saw your question about onion weed. A little while back i heard an interview on national radio and it was recommended to use the bulb, to make garlic type bread, and also the bulb can be pickled to make mini pickled onions. There was absolutley no mention of it being poisonous, it is a member of the allium family like onions chives etc.
- At 8:38pm on June 11, 2009,
Pete Russell said… - Hello Millie. Welcome. Great to see another Waihekean on here. Love your profile picci! Is that a mudbrick house?
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