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One of my favourite garden treats is a Cape Gooseberry, Psysalis peruviana. It is part of the Nightshade family.

I go hunting often for it, looking for the ghostly pods, today I found some lying around in the freshly cleared vege patch. Before scoffing them all, like a vitamin c starved lunatic, I took some pics.

It is a beautiful plant. Skeletal in its decaying casing-it holds the seeds to new life within. The beginnings and the ends. all together. very clever and it’s yummy

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LIFE FORCE

by Geraldine Bigelow

 

“…..I move with the memory

of all I pass

the secret folds of middle earth

and run them through the field of Man

of great beast

and flirtatious bird

seeking out myself

I spray forth

taking the wind

and its chiming message

down to the pool of water

where all life has gathered.”

 

 

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life cycles

cycles of life and death

cycles of life and death

Since I have moved my arts practice into the garden , I see the cycles of life and death and life and death more closely, more intimately than ever before. What a privilege it is.

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Glenda's african horned cucumberMany of the veges and fruit growing in my garden are gifts. I work in aged care and the seeds swapped,usually come with a story.  Many things grown are considered weeds or unwanted, like choko for instance. These cucumbers were bought into our centre by a lady called Glenda, and many people spoke about gathering them as children and most people took at least one home to eat and save the seeds from to grow next season. These generous and easy actions may help old varieties of local seeds survive the onslaught of patenting

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new images from the Life raft series

‘saving seeds might not seem much of a revolutionary act but, in a world increasingly dominated by corporate power, swapping my Lazy Housewife French beans for some exotic yellow tomato seed really does feel like you are sticking two green fingers up to those who control the worlds food chain’ (Suzanne Hanna (2008) ‘the fine art of saving seed’) 

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a body of water 2004

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beyond the pink poodle

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