Diglings

After months of lockdown, are you like us – craving to breathe deep lungfuls of pure, fresh air; move freely in green, open spaces; and feast our senses on the natural beauty and myriad wildlife of a pristine forest, while being guided by nature professionals? Come join us in this unique 3D/2N nature immersion programme… Continue reading The Extraordinary Ordinary Earth @ Fraser’s Hill

When Marilyn visited me at my garden to find out more about my one-to-one coaching in food gardening, I asked her why she wanted to learn to grow food. She replied by reminiscing about her old nanny pottering in the backyard tending to an array of herbs and vegetables when she was a little girl.… Continue reading The story of Marilyn: A courageous post-cancer single mother and beginner food gardener

My garden and I took a break from each other. You know when you spend a lot of time with someone, it helps to give each other some space. So I hung up my shovel, set the garden on self-maintenance mode, and gave us a month long sabbath. I have enough experience gardening in the… Continue reading A new year makeover: Reimagining my edible landscape

2 weeks, 2 months & 2 hours just to make a green curry. Does that sound like a terribly inefficient way to make a meal and a most unproductive use of time? No doubt. I inwardly grumbled at this terrible inefficiency as I stood for 2 hours with a backache in the kitchen yesterday, cutting… Continue reading Learning to live an unhurried life: 2 weeks, 2 months & 2 hours to make a green curry

Over the past week, I have had three meaningful conversations about my motivations for gardening and starting Diglings. These conversations gave me a chance to reflect and articulate why I do what I do. To be honest, it’s not always clear in my head and on many muddled mornings, I wake up asking, “Why am I doing this?”.… Continue reading Why I am a gardener