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Kay Bathke - Volunteering for good!
Recipe 16: Sage butter and broad bean tagliatelle
Lloyd has captured the taste of spring which is fresh beans and burnt butter sage. Create this light and tasty meal to enjoy your garden produce from your Glowpear.
Brady Skevington - A western landscape
Western Australia based Brady Skevington has always loved the outdoors. He runs a medium sized Perth based landscaping firm, Boutique Timeless Landscaping (BTL), offering medium to high end landscaping solutions all over the city. Brady has been lucky to work on some pretty incredible homes over the years, and he is passionate about greening the city. "Urban gardening is as incredible industry to attack head on," he says. "Every day we are surrounded by concrete, bitumen and paving - how we shade, brighten and green up those spaces is a challenge that we thrive on."
Recipe 15: Parmesan and rosemary infused olive oil
What's not to love about making that produce last longer? Lloyd is a doyen at such ventures, so try his super easy and tasty way to use your fresh rosemary for a whole lot longer.
Ashley Joyce - Foodscaping Oregon
Recipe 14: Red pontiac gratin with brussel sprouts
Lloyd has been making the most of home grown potatoes recently, elevating his freshly harvested, home grown spuds to hero status!
Ash Burke - Instagarden guru!
Recipe 13: Green tomato pickle
Here is a delicious way to enjoy young, green tomatoes from your Glowpear, for longer, whether early or late in the season. Try the green tomato pickle!
Charles Skender - Growing Ample
Industrial designer Charles Skender grew up with a strong family dynamic and large backyards full of all kinds of produce - citrus, nuts, herbs, greens, veggies, you name it. Here started Charles' journey to grow food, and his new brand, AMPLE. We caught up recently with Charles to talk about AMPLE.
Recipe 12: Borage, pea and mint soup
This delicious soup is perfect to make use of those late spring peas, as well and flourishing borage and mint in your summer Glowpear.