Our Gardens
For those of us for whom our gardens are special, or for whom our gardens aided in our recovery whether physical or emotional, post your photos of your garden that bring you joy. Cassia fistula (Go...
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@jennyss
Beautiful, I love how the succulents cascade over the logs. Petunias and geraniums won't grow in the Kimberley (I ignored the advice of the old timers and wasted money trying, they were right!).
Succulents do well, surprisingly. For a long while I resisted - they were not exotic enough. Then, on a day trip to Broome, that big green store, whose name begins with a 'B' and where "team members" all wear green aprons, had a wonderful display of succulents and I was hooked.
The result, a succulent bed established in a shady area of the front garden. Should look lush in a few years. That is, if I stop cutting bits off for propagating.
Beautiful, I love how the succulents cascade over the logs. Petunias and geraniums won't grow in the Kimberley (I ignored the advice of the old timers and wasted money trying, they were right!).
Succulents do well, surprisingly. For a long while I resisted - they were not exotic enough. Then, on a day trip to Broome, that big green store, whose name begins with a 'B' and where "team members" all wear green aprons, had a wonderful display of succulents and I was hooked.
The result, a succulent bed established in a shady area of the front garden. Should look lush in a few years. That is, if I stop cutting bits off for propagating.