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02 Jul Using Fruit Protection Bags and Sleeves to Protect Saplings and Young Trees
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Title image above is copyright © Kristi Ellinopoullos First published 2nd July 2026 The previous post here mentioned my discovery that rats ringbark trees, and how they went for some young figs, citruses, and eventually, the jujube trees. As I had done here and here, I found myself reaching yet ag..
01 Jul Using Fruit Protection Bags and Sleeves to Prepare Potpourri
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Title image above is copyright © Kristi Ellinopoullos First published 1st July 2026 These fruit protection sleeves and bags with their handy drawstrings are far more versatile than ‘just’ protecting fruit. (And they are superb for doing that.) Recently I found the large sleeve ideal for drying fru..
21 Feb How to Prepare Homegrown Sugarcane For Chewing
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Title image above is copyright © Kristi Ellinopoullos First published 21st February 2026 Strong winds once again brought down some especially tall and very mature canes of Cultivar 2 the other day, so what else could it be but chewing time! And oh my, these were sweet juicy deliciousness! We’re ta..
11 Jun One Way to Process Your Own Homegrown Sugarcane
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Title image above is copyright © Kristi Ellinopoullos First published 11th June 2025 Some strong winds recently snapped at the base a bunch of canes growing at an angle out of a tall concrete pot. Decision made: it’s processing time! Sugarcane is typically processed anywhere between twelve and eig..
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