Sydney in springtime – my top spots
November is my favourite month in Sydney. The jacaranda trees are out and Sculptures By the Sea is on, so its a great time to take a wonderful walk from Bondi to Bronte taking in the dramatic sandstone cliffs and views over the Pacific Ocean
Singapore and Malaysian adventure.
Come with me on our recent trip to Singapore and Malaysia where we had a fantastic island experience in the Perhentian and Langkawi Islands with a fabulous side trip to Georgetown and Penang
Garden Consulting
Would you love a kitchen garden but don’t know where to start? Let my experience and expertise guide you to success? Soil testing, site analysis, fruit trees, fertilizing, non-toxic pest control, composting – this is my world – come and join me.
A one hour onsite consultation will often answer all your questions and help you on your way to the joy of year-round healthy food from your own garden.
Contact me at dianehartgardens@gmail.com
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