The veggie patch:
Cauliflower, going slightly purple:
Teeny green capsicums, I think.
A row of cos lettuce.
I suspect that these may be radishes. Which look to be about the size of my fist.
Pea flowers.
Something else has been enjoying the greenery available.
Bottlebrush. The birds love these, and in a few months, the ground will be covered in red from where the parrots lop them off the bush.
Yellow flower (I have no idea what this plant is), with a busy little bee.
Geraldton Wax. Unfortunately, it was hard to get a picture of this where the colour wasn't all washed out.
Pretty orange flowers. Again, I have no idea what this plant is, and it's actually hanging over the back fence from a neighbouring yard.
I have no idea why there is a plant marker for "Lavender English" sitting in the middle of one of the rose gardens (not that you can tell it's in the middle of a rose garden from this shot). There definitely doesn't appear to be anything vaguely lavenderish in this bed at all.
A final photo over the house at the back, looking at the spiffy cloud formations. With a couple of lonely roses in the corner.
5 comments:
Love the pics hun :)
I so want a Geraldton Wax, they are so lovely. I did try potting one but it died so I assume they don't like to be potted :(
I'll have to find a spot to plant an actual tree...
So where is the photo of you being pounced on by the Terror?
I suppose that "lavender English" might be the name of a particular cultivar of rose. They get some really weird names for them, that don't really seem to have much to do with how they look.
And Nettie, your Geraldton Wax waned?
Acci, it's unlikely that tag is relating to a rose-bush - we've not had a new one for many, many years, so I'm vaguely familiar with what varieties we've got in that particular bed.
Hey, I'm impressed with all the lovely veggies.
Hubby and I thought snails in our garden were cute. Thank goodness for the farmer's market :)
Those radishes look great!!
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