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March 9, 2018

I'm fairly new to garden blogging - and this has grown out of my passion for gardening and garden photography. It's a great way to showcase my photos and my passion. Today, however, I want to tell you about some other garden bloggers whose sites I absolutely love. It's no secret that the UK is the garden empire - at least I think it is, so … [Read more...] about Garden Bloggers

Filed Under: Garden Blogs Tagged With: garden blog, garden photography, garden writers, gardeners

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February 21, 2018

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Pests of the big kind in our garden

February 17, 2018

Over the past week, while my husband and I have both been sick with a cold virus, something began eating our roses in our paddock garden over night. They've been eating the new leaves off the plants and also nipping off the flower buds. Investigation around the garden soon found some scat lying around. Google searches showed it to be kangaroo or … [Read more...] about Pests of the big kind in our garden

Filed Under: In my garden, Paddock Project Tagged With: garden damage, garden pests, kangaroos, wallabies

Wordless Wednesday

February 14, 2018

Blue Lotus Water Gardens

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Blue Lotus Water Gardens

February 11, 2018

If you live in Australia and are keen on gardens, you may well have heard of these gardens which are situated in Yarra Junction, Victoria. I first learnt about them through an advert at the back of the Gardening Australia magazine about 4 years ago, maybe longer. I'd never heard of them before and was excited to go visit. My husband came with me … [Read more...] about Blue Lotus Water Gardens

Filed Under: Garden Visits Tagged With: Blue Lotus Water Gardens, lake, lotus flower, ponds, water lilies, Yarra Junction

Blue banded bees in our garden

February 3, 2018

The blue banded bee is a solitary bee and native to Australia. The bee has a furry golden thorax and striking blue or white stripes on a black abdomen, and they grow to 11-12mm in size. They also have huge eyes and a long tongue. They look really cute in my way of thinking. The blue banded bee is a solitary bee but females may nest together in same … [Read more...] about Blue banded bees in our garden

Filed Under: In my garden Tagged With: Australian native bee, blue-banded bee, insects, pollinators

Seeing the new in your garden

February 2, 2018

I love wandering around my garden in the morning, when the birds are tweeting and calling, flying around, the grass is fresh from dew, and everything seems alive.  We're mid summer here, but have a few days of cool weather to get over the recent heat we've had so the garden is looking great, although the weeds think they're most welcome too... … [Read more...] about Seeing the new in your garden

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