Bush Chook, Australia Travel Patch Size: See Photo Iron on embroidery patches created with durability in mind. Designed by us and made to celebrate the places that make core memories. We design patches paying homage to cities and countries all around the world, so check out our other listings. Dont see a place youve been? Message and tell us what to make next! Our iron on patches have heat activated glue on the back so you can stick them onto your clothes, travel bags and backpacks. Any iron on adhesive will never be permanent, especially on, so we advise to also sew on the patch for maximum hold. Make your bag stand out at the airport and show off where you have been!
Unisex T-shirtFront Print only Super soft material100% CottonHandmade Cold machine wash & hang to dry SIZING:Items have been measured on a flat surface Unisex t-shirts tend to run a tad larger than standard women's sizing and would be a slim fit for men's sizing and would be a slim f...
Want to get the most out of your feathered friends? JUSTIN RUSSELL gives you tips for managing chooks in an organic backyard.
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Victorian-Inspired Wire Cloche Provides Helpful Pest Protection Helpful & Humane: Protect seedlings from nibbling wildlife Pest & Pet Protection: Place over houseplants to keep cats at bay Durable Materials: Rust-resistant, galvanized chicken wire Room to Grow: Add an Extension for longer-lasting protection Don’t let your hard-won garden efforts become a buffet for local critters! This chicken wire cloche sets you up for a successful harvest, protecting prized seedlings, lettuce plants, and ripening strawberries from hungry wildlife. Indoors, the cloche can be placed over houseplants to keep out curious cats. May also be used as a trellis for small ivies and other vining houseplants. To protect taller plants or extend protection once plants have outgrown your cloches, our Cloche Extension adds 5.5” of height and diameter to continue keeping your harvest from harm!
Southerners all know that smaller spaces are oftentimes the ones that are most ripe with potential. With these ideas, small backyards are full of promise.
This salty, herby native Australian green adds wonderful flavour to meat dishes; call it the Aussie bay leaf, if you will. They are extra tasty when deep-fried, giving texture to salads, roasts and vegetables.
L’adresse basquo-japonaise d’Aï et Cédric Bihr à Guéthary. Texte et réalisation : Julie Boucherat pour Milk Decoration Photos : Ivan
A simple and delicious lemon myrtle slice using native ingredients. INGREDIENTS 1/2 cup condensed milk 100g butter 200g granita biscuits 1 cup desiccated coconut 2 teaspoons finely grated lemon rind 1/2 teaspoon lemon myrtle
I have always and will always love Italy. It might be the food and wine, but I don’t think so – it is such a photogenic country in all forms. Great landscapes, the people are amazing, and Venice… what more… […]
Unlike the rest of our birds, our quail cannot be allowed out in the pasture to free range. The problem is quail are not domesticated...
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Our home from home last weekend
A rural Australian garden featuring mostly deciduous trees such as Chinese elms and plane trees along with pear and tulip varieties. To create structure, ornamental shrubs including viburnum, abelia, rhaphiolepis and may bushes have been used.
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Our Lavender Orpington cock foraging beneath a Hydrangea bush.
