Our Gardens

Yes, me too @"Annie C" - just fantasy!

Dear @jennyss

Oh to be able to get on the ground and roll in the grass. Ah sadly those days are gone. Creaky joints, achy bones and if I got on the ground now, I definitely would not be able to get up. Milk crates are the closest I get to the ground, however it's amazing how much weeding is achieved sitting on a milk crate. Now, to devise a way of attaching wheels!

Dear @iserbrown,
What a welcome home present! And beautiful flowers and bushes, and grass so green and soft it needs to be rolled in.

Succulents are good. How about geraniums and some small flowering bushes.

@cranky_granny
What about Succulents with flowers  as they love the heat and sun,  I know Penrith can be cold in winter but by being west facing it should be ok 

If in doubt I always go to my local nursery who have an abundance of ideas. I am a native garden lover and am always able to get assistance. If you are not as fussy as me, your nursery will give you so many ideas you won't know what to choose.

Okay all you green thumbs. I have a west facing front garden 
not much is surviving running out of ideas as to what I can plant that has some colour.  I did get a couple of gladioli to flower in pots  I plonked  in there. Only 3 out of 6 bulbs actually flowered. 

Have been away and just returned to find this clump of Naked Ladies in flower

@jennyss
Exactly! Although for me it was the late 60s and after classes at the National Art School and drinks/music  at the Oxford. 

I think of mid-summer nights in Darlinghurst, walking home after midnight after listening to music at French's (this is back in the early 70's)