olives and artichokes - a Mediterranean garden

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Most of our tomato plants now have flowers on them and the Languedoc plants are looking especially sturdy, so I wasn’t surprised to see that...

It was a sunny, hot day yesterday for the farmers’ market at Mas Rolland and the streets of the tiny old hamlet were filled with stalls, mus...

I’ve been reminded by reading this post by Michelle on From Seed to Table, that I’ve been meaning to post photos of my caper plants. It wa...

Our Lucque olive tree is covered in tiny flowers, a promise of a good crop in the autumn. ...

With 70 tomato plants, 30 peppers, 4 cucumbers and 16 aubergines put out in their beds in the garden, we’re getting through the summer plant...

Today la rue de l’Eglise , the widest street in the old part of the village, and the place where the Wednesday market is usually held were...