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Annie_C
8 years agoMember
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 (Golden Shower Tree)
Delonix Regis (poinciana)
Every afternoon these trees are visited by lorikeets and other nectar feeding birds.
Cassia fistula (Golden Shower Tree)
Delonix Regis (poinciana)
Every afternoon these trees are visited by lorikeets and other nectar feeding birds.
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- iserbrownMemberGreat season for my summer garden beds. The Hydrangea keeps giving as well as the daises, calla lilies, budelias et ceteraSign in to react to this post
- LocksleyMemberJust picked these lilliums today. Beautiful.Sign in to react to this post
- arpieMemberhehe, I don't have a green thumb at all, @gumnut - my brother (surprisingly) got into plants & orchids just in the last 20 years & now LOVES growing ANYTHING from seed that he has collected himself ...... and the frangipani is one of his!! He's even been selling some on Gumtree!
We had a very hot & humid Xmas/Boxing day & been raining ever since ..... so no watering for us, either just now ....
I've been self pollinating the Day Lillies tho, in the hope they set seeds ..... ;)Sign in to react to this post - gumnutMemberBeautiful colours @arpie !
that's a stunning frangipani - very impressed that you grew that from a seed/s :)
Haven't had to water our plants this week and it's been torrential this evening.Sign in to react to this post - arpieMemberGorgeous, @gumnut - does the magnolia have the lovely scent?
I LOVE the frog!! Ours have gone into hiding!!
Our day Lilies are out
and my brother's frangipani (grown from seed) is flowering for the very first time! It is gorgeous & has an unusual petal shape!Sign in to react to this post - gumnutMemberHello
Over the past few months I have been potting some plants and have a little avocado which I grew from a seed, some chillis also from seeds and a few herbs and a dwarf lemon which is coming along. I also tried a little pot of succulents. I've been able to give my family some of the herbs and another avo. :) <3Sign in to react to this post - Annie_CMemberHello @Julez1958Gardens take many forms, whether they be large expansive green lawns to courtyard gardens with plants in pots. They do give us pleasure and relieve stress.When we moved to our bush block I had expansive plans of 5 acres of lush tropical vegetation. Well 24 years later there is about one acre, however that one acre gives me much peace. I do wish that garden shows on tv did not show large lush expansive gardens that give the impression that the work is all done by one or two gardeners. There is not enough emphasis on small gardens.Enjoy your courtyard garden - it's yours.Sign in to react to this post
- Julez1958MemberHi all gardeners,
Although I only have a small courtyard and it’s nothing much I do enjoy looking at all your lovely garden pics.Sign in to react to this post - jennyssMemberDear @iserbrown,
I enjoyed that article on how to use your garden for your well-being, but I didn't like the author suggesting that we need to be preparing for the next pandemic! - thanks for posting. I love gardening and walking.
best wishes from jennyss in Western NSWSign in to react to this post - jennyssMemberDear @iserbrown ,
I can just imagine the smell of the Daphne. And I like the heels.Sign in to react to this post