This morning, we went for a flower hunt to see how many different flowers there were in the garden, including the verge. Here’s the list: Acacia Fimbriata (Brisbane Wattle) is coming into flower. In the morning sun, it is abuzz. Also popular with birds of all sizes Subtropical Nectarine blossom Graptophyllum ilicifolium (Holly Fuchsia) popular… more…
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July Posts, Garden Jobs & Reminders
Plant flowers in July: alyssum, cosmos, sunflower, zinnia
Plant food in July: Beetroot, carrot, lettuce, peas, radish, silverbeet, spinach, snow peas
Harvesting in July: Peas, beans, salad leaves, cucumber, tomatos, celery, spinach
Flowering in July: Brisbane Wattle, coleus, begonias, allysum, brachysome, begonias, violas, violets, aloe vera, pidgeon pea, nasturtiams
Verge Update – end of July 2017
August 1, 2017 0 comments
The sunny side of the verge is starting to look more like a garden. The annuals – alyssum, nasturtiums and strawflowers are filling space while the tubestock natives are growing. The alyssum is flowering, attracting bees, keeping weeds down and making the mulch path look like a path – no hard borders are allowed under… more…
Update July 2014
July 12, 2014 0 commentsWeather has been very cold, windy and dry. Days are getting longer, sun moving south. Eastern beds 13/7/2014 – Narrowed bed 2 and moved bed 1 away from the side of the pool, leaving a new path. Found ginger and a large red sweet potato. Cleared nasturiums, planted parsley seedlings. Tomatoes starting to fruit. Plan… more…
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