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With winter on its way, Issue 36 of Pip is packed with nourishing ideas to help you stay productive, warm and connected. Whether you’re keen to get your winter greens thriving or finally give sourdough a go, this issue is filled with practical how-tos and thoughtful inspiration. We take a deep dive into frost-proofing your vegie patch, guide you through simple and accessible cheesemaking, and show you how to prune or plant raspberries for a future flush of fruit.

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Hops (Humulus lupulus) has been traditionally used in herbal medicine for its relaxing action on the nervous system.

If you’re having trouble sleeping or feeling stressed, hops might be a remedy. The dried flowers can be added to a lavender eye pillow to help soothe tension headaches, toothaches and earaches while the bitter taste supports digestive function. Hops can be used with lemon balm, chamomile or mint in herbal teas to ease indigestion.

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The world may seem a little crazy right now. The future may seem a bit uncertain, but a lot of the forces causing this uncertainty are far out of our control.

In times like these it is possible to feel a little helpless but I feel that focusing on the things you can do in your own corner of the world is much more reassuring and beneficial than getting overwhelmed by the state of the world.

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Combining permaculture principles with regenerative design, Takaynar Landscaping creates outdoor spaces that nourish their clients and the landscape.

Founded by Alex Jayde and Maurizio Lepori, Takaynar Landscaping is driven by a vision to reimagine what suburban gardens can be. With backgrounds in permaculture and renewable energy, the pair bring together complementary skillsets to create productive, beautiful and sustainable gardens that support long-term wellbeing.

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