Tag Archives: Kelly Dyer

Lemon cordial a winner all year round

Posted on March 29, 2013 by

This Christmas Kelly Dyer made the mistake of giving N8N two bottles of her lemon cordial. We have been perstering her ever since for more. In the meantime, here’s the recipe. The hot summer days are coming to an end … Continue reading →

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Gadzuks, what garlic!

Posted on February 27, 2013 by

Astonishing even herself, Kelly Dyer harvests whopping garlic. Seven months ago the garlic cloves that I saved from 2011’s rather disappointing crop went into the ground. One month later, hopes were low as only three sprouts could be seen, but … Continue reading →

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Glory be – what garlic!

Posted on December 5, 2012 by

The garlic is almost as tall as an elephant’s eye, says garden writer Kelly Dyer. A few months back, right when the weather was coldest and I really didn’t want to do any kind of gardening, I forced myself outside … Continue reading →

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Garden philosophy 101

Posted on November 21, 2012 by

Why do we garden?  Where does our gardening style come from?  N8N’s garden writer Kelly Dyer hands over to husband Mark Willoughby for his ruminations on these eternal questions. About time I got a word in edgewise. Any accusation that … Continue reading →

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Time to wait in the garden

Posted on October 9, 2012 by

Garden writer Kelly Dyer is waiting for her seeds to sprout… Having made a seed-raising frame – instructions and pictures to be posted sometime soon –  I have made a real effort this year to grow some of my garden … Continue reading →

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Spring garden delights

Posted on September 12, 2012 by

N8N garden writer Kelly Dyer is full of the pleasures of Spring, even though it’s a wee bit chilly out there. How doth my garden grow? Quite well actually, in spite of the rain. There are several things in the … Continue reading →

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