• Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Home
  • About
  • Awards
  • Blog
  • Garden Events
  • Portfolio
  • Contact

GardenImagery

A Visual Collection of Garden Images

You are here: Home / Blog

Blog

Garden Project Week 3

June 30, 2017

Weeks 2-3 covering 1-9 June 2017 Once work had begun, things seemed to happen quite quickly. Some days there were just 2 workers here, other days, 3 or 4. All with various jobs to do. Dean, the owner of the landscape business, would come regularly at the end of some days to check on progress. he liners had been delivered for the creek beds … [Read more...] about Garden Project Week 3

Filed Under: Paddock Project

Wordless Wednesday

June 28, 2017

… [Read more...] about Wordless Wednesday

Filed Under: Wordless Wednesday Tagged With: green frog

Garden Project Weeks 1 and 2

June 23, 2017

This covers the period 21-31 May 2017, so weeks 1 and 2 of our project. My husband and I have lived here in Selby for almost 8 years. We've added a lot to the garden at the front of the property, but behind, there is a tennis court and a 3/4 acre bush paddock. For almost 7 years there were sheep in the paddock, primarily to keep the grass down. … [Read more...] about Garden Project Weeks 1 and 2

Filed Under: Paddock Project

Fairies in our garden

May 5, 2017

When you walk around the section of our garden where the oak trees and liquidambers are, you'd be faced with a number of small and large red and white mushrooms, some brand new, breaking through the earth, others aged and crumbling and many in between. You would think we have fairies in the garden, and perhaps we have, because something has been … [Read more...] about Fairies in our garden

Filed Under: Garden images Tagged With: amanita muscuria, fairies, mushrooms, red, white

Wordless Wednesday

April 26, 2017

… [Read more...] about Wordless Wednesday

Filed Under: Wordless Wednesday Tagged With: Pink Alstromeria

Garden Colouring Books

April 20, 2017

I don't know anyone who doesn't love or like flowers but I do know people who don't like gardening.  Gardening gives so much joy to so many, but has a lot of other benefits too. Exercise, being out in the fresh air, getting the soil in your fingers - there have been many benefits shown over recent years through scientific research. Being in a … [Read more...] about Garden Colouring Books

Filed Under: Gift Ideas

Autumn in the Hills

April 18, 2017

I'm impatiently waiting for the Autumn colour to turn up here in the hills! There's a property down the hill from us that does have trees that have already turned and it looks stunning. They've planted October Glory Red Maple trees which are fast growing and they turn quickly too. While they do have other trees in the garden not yet turned, these … [Read more...] about Autumn in the Hills

Filed Under: Garden images

  • « Previous Page
  • Page 1
  • …
  • Page 16
  • Page 17
  • Page 18
  • Page 19
  • Page 20
  • Page 21
  • Next Page »

Primary Sidebar

Search

Contact

Kathie Thomas, GardenImageryKathie M. Thomas
GardenImagery
Selby, Vic 3159
Australia
Ph: +61 437 889 400

Or fill out contact form

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • Twitter

Recent Comments

  • June on Flowers in the Winter: “There is always something flowering in Winter especially if a few natives are in the garden. I think everything mentioned…” Jul 12, 19:35
  • Jan Lancaster on Seeds for the year: “One good thing to come out of the current times is that people are thinking about growing more food, seeds…” Mar 22, 13:54
  • Kathie Thomas on It’s time to grow your own food: “Thanks June, some great tips there. Tons of cabbage moths around this Autumn.” Mar 19, 13:38
  • June Geaghan on It’s time to grow your own food: “Good on your hubby for building the veg beds for your veg. A vegetable bed is welcome all year round…” Mar 19, 08:48
  • Irene Webber on A Visit to Telopea Gardens: “Great report and certainly encourages a visit. Thanks for the info on the next open day.” Feb 13, 14:23
Best Garden Sites

Copyright © 2025 · Lifestyle Pro On Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in