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What to Grow in November (Temperate Climate Australia): a list of vegetables, fruit, herbs, edible flowers and my Garden Cocktail of the …
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Hello and welcome to The Gourmantic Garden. I’m Corinne (aka The Cocktail Gardener) and I’m a Sydney-based drinks writer, cocktail gardener and author of GROW YOUR OWN COCKTAIL GARDEN and SHRUBS & BOTANICAL SODAS. My cocktail garden was featured on ABC TV’s Gardening Australia and has won several awards. I’m a contributor to Real World Gardener radio program and am featured in several publications including Pip Magazine, Organic Gardener, Australian Bartender and Breathe (UK). A little more about me here or visit my website.

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The juiciest and tastiest cape gooseberry I've eve

The juiciest and tastiest cape gooseberry I've ever had! So shiny, it could almost be a selfie! 🤳 Hoping for a good harvest to turn them into garden cocktails 🍸🌿🍹 Want to know more? You'll find how to grow, eat and drink cape gooseberries in my book, GROW YOUR OWN COCKTAIL GARDEN available on my website with instant download. Link in bio. #GrowItEatItDrinkIt #TheGourmanticGarden . . .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ #gardentoglass #cocktailgarden #vegetablegarden #permaculture #gardeningaustralia #organicgardening

First cocozelle zucchini of the season. Hand polli

First cocozelle zucchini of the season. Hand pollinated. #GrowItEatItDrinkIt #TheGourmanticGarden . . .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ #gardentoglass #cocktailgarden #vegetablegarden #permaculture #gardeningaustralia #organicgardening #cocozelle #zucchini

How did we get to November so quickly! This means

How did we get to November so quickly! This means it's time for the monthly series of what to grow + garden cocktail of the month. You'll also find an article on the same on the website if you prefer a longer read. Link in bio. #GrowItEatItDrinkIt #TheGourmanticGarden . . .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ #gardentoglass #cocktailgarden #urbangarden #ediblegarden #permaculture #gardeningaustralia #organicgardening #gardentips #kitchengarden #potager #vegetablegarden

Happy Halloween from The Gourmantic Garden (and ne

Happy Halloween from The Gourmantic Garden (and neighborhood). 🎃 👻 #GrowItEatItDrinkIt #TheGourmanticGarden . . .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ #gardentoglass #cocktailgarden #vegetablegarden #permaculture #gardeningaustralia #organicgardening #halloween

Male and female Tasmanian mountain pepper. Not an

Male and female Tasmanian mountain pepper. Not an easy Australian native to grow in Sydney's climate. #GrowItEatItDrinkIt #TheGourmanticGarden . . .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ #gardentoglass #cocktailgarden #vegetablegarden #permaculture #gardeningaustralia #organicgardening #australiannatives #bushfood

Meet Kooki, the latest feathered friend to make Th

Meet Kooki, the latest feathered friend to make The Gourmantic Garden home. Cute, huh? See that pose for the camera? Adorable, no? Now swipe to see Kooki caught in the act, causing mayhem in my garden bed 🙄 Video taken by Mr TGG, edited from 90 seconds, which is how long it took to catch the prey. Mate, you're busted!!! Not so cute now, are we?? #GrowItEatItDrinkIt #TheGourmanticGarden . . .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ #gardentoglass #cocktailgarden #vegetablegarden #permaculture #gardeningaustralia #organicgardening #kookaburra #straya

The first bush beans of the season. So exciting to

The first bush beans of the season. So exciting to be able to harvest produce almost daily from the garden 🪴 #GrowItEatItDrinkIt #TheGourmanticGarden . . .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ #gardentoglass #cocktailgarden #vegetablegarden #permaculture #gardeningaustralia #organicgardening

Current state of Bed 1. Growing well but a little

Current state of Bed 1. Growing well but a little all over the place. Like when garden mirrors life #busydoesntcutit #GrowItEatItDrinkIt #TheGourmanticGarden . . .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ #gardentoglass #cocktailgarden #vegetablegarden #permaculture #gardeningaustralia #organicgardening

Christmas bush is starting to blush. A little over

Christmas bush is starting to blush. A little over 2 months until it's Christmas! 🎄 😮 #GrowItEatItDrinkIt #TheGourmanticGarden . . .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ #gardentoglass #cocktailgarden #vegetablegarden #permaculture #gardeningaustralia #organicgardening #australiannatives

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