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Getting More Joy from Your Garden: Photography for Others

September 8, 2020

In the last part of my intro for this series, I have taken photos of other people's gardens. I've enjoyed this very much. It is both a privilege to get invited to do so, and a joy as well. Seeing what other people do in their gardens is both inspiring and educational. It's why I enjoy doing garden visits as well, when there are open gardens … [Read more...] about Getting More Joy from Your Garden: Photography for Others

Filed Under: Author's thoughts, Garden Visits

Getting more Joy from your Garden through Photography

September 6, 2020

This lady is my Grandmother and I would say she's the one responsible for my love of gardens, flowers, art, poetry, writing stories, music and so on. I loved spending school holidays with her, building things with Lego, learning pieces of music on her piano, or watching her and listening to her play her piano, mandolin, banjo and mouth organ. She … [Read more...] about Getting more Joy from your Garden through Photography

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It’s time to grow your own food

March 18, 2020

The current coronavirus crisis is affecting almost everyone the world wide.  To date there are more than 140 countries affected, with nearly 200,000 people infected and several thousand who have died. This is, indeed, a sad event the world over.  Add to that the panic happening in many western countries where people are stockpiling essential items … [Read more...] about It’s time to grow your own food

Filed Under: Author's thoughts, In my garden, Vegetable garden Tagged With: exercise, grow your own vegetables, vegetable garden

The Colour of February

March 8, 2020

Probably a bit late, but if you follow me on Instagram you would have seen the posts through February.  I chose green because this year, we've had plenty of rain throughout the summer period and everything is green - not like in past years.     … [Read more...] about The Colour of February

Filed Under: Author's thoughts, Garden Quotes Tagged With: green, The colour of February

The Colour of January

January 31, 2020

I've been doing a series on the colour of January on my Instagram account. It seems wherever I look locally, the colour purple is present and very evident. Jacarandahs, buddlejas, hydrangeas, agapanthus, foxgloves, wisteria, trechillium, native hibiscus, convulvulus and so the list goes on. Maybe you could say we just love purple and our … [Read more...] about The Colour of January

Filed Under: Author's thoughts, In my garden Tagged With: purple, summer gardens, the colour of january

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  • 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
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