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How does your garden grow?

November 4, 2017 by Kathryn Gossow, posted in Gardening Fix

Mary, Mary, quite contrary how does your garden grow. This is one of my favourite nursery rhymes. I am not sure why, but thinking about it now, rhyming Mary and contrary has its charm. I don't have silver bells or cockle shells, or even pretty maids all in a row but the garden does grow. … Continue reading How does your garden grow?

Tagged gardening, grape, passionfruit, rain, spring, summer3 Comments

Not a drop of rain!

November 8, 2016 by Kathryn Gossow, posted in Gardening Fix

I have decided after a month of sprummer it is already summer. The worst sort of start. A week of hot dry winds, the horizon smudged with the smoke of bush fires. The trees in my garden have dropped leaves and look bare and parched. My lettuce is shrinking instead of growing. I took this photo of the … Continue reading Not a drop of rain!

Tagged gardening, rain, Sprummer, weather4 Comments

Kathryn Gossow

Kathryn Gossow

Kathryn Gossow

Kathryn Gossow has been writing and publishing short and flash fiction in a variety of genres since 2006. Her debut novel Cassandra was a finalist in the Aurealis Awards for Best Fantasy Novel in 2017. Her second novel, The Dark Poet is a collection of short stories on the dangers of charisma. Her third novel, Taking Baby for a Walk a little thriller in a little country town was published in 2021. Kathryn is also one of the editors of South of the Sun: Australian Fairy Tales for the 21st Century.

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