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New Fruit

It is the time of year here when the garden has lots of flowers for me to take photos of and for the bees to pollinate and the snails to eat.   Now it is getting a bit hot though.

Tasmania wants to make the place a food bowl like the Murray Darling, but the water problems in South Australia will be sorted with salination plants. It will take a while, but everything will right itself and probably the Tasmania solution will be forgotten. It gets pretty dry here quickly at this time of year and things will start withering or so much water will be put on crops that lakes will dry up.

 Most West Coast people don’t really want to hear of more reasons for the plane to keep bucketing water over them.

I think organic is better than gm, but that is just a view. Once gm is here that will be the end of organic because it is a small place and the wind is strong. It didn’t take long for the bumble bee to populate.

New products would be better   than increase the glut of grapes, grains and apples. The grapes here are nice, but if Tasmania is going to compete with N.Z. for some strange reason probably it would be better to try tamirillos, fiejoas, figs or passion fruit with a nice purple skin when ripe rather than some crinkly thing that looks horrible.  There is also a small banana there that isn’t commercially grown. I know we had one down the back and the snails liked it.  Possible banana sliced lengthwise with caramel on it would be nice at this time of year. I think they say variety is the spice of life rather than just gluts of a few things and then actually wonder why prices are low