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Paddock Project

Update on our winter garden

July 1, 2018

Been a few weeks since we've worked in our paddock garden. A number of things such as family members staying with us, weather that wasn't gardening friendly, and other activities. Was too wet Saturday but thankfully we had sun out on Sunday afternoon, although it was still very cold, so we were able to spend some time in the garden. Don't think it … [Read more...] about Update on our winter garden

Filed Under: In my garden, Paddock Project Tagged With: dietes, frog, grevillea, liriope

Planting time!

May 27, 2018

Well, it's so good that we now have cooler weather with recent rains. And more rain due this coming week. BUT, this weekend we had perfect weather for planting. Blue skies and sunshine on Saturday, cloudy on Sunday but dry, with a bit of wind. But not too much. And we didn't have other events on to get in the way of our plans. On Friday I'd gone … [Read more...] about Planting time!

Filed Under: Paddock Project Tagged With: paddock project, planting, Power Planter

More planting in the paddock garden

May 7, 2018

At last, the rains and cooler weather have arrived and with that, suitable weather for more planting. Graham and I have a lot of time to make up - it's been almost 5 months since we last planted in earnest. Over the past two weekends I've been planting salvias in one section but this past weekend we've gone back to planting more Australian natives. … [Read more...] about More planting in the paddock garden

Filed Under: In my garden, Paddock Project Tagged With: GardenImagery, paddock project, planting, Power Planter

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

Gardens for Wildlife

January 28, 2018

Have you heard about Gardens for Wildlife here in Australia? It's a program that the City of Knox have been successfully running and the Shire of Yarra Ranges are looking to do the same. If you Google it you'll find that the Albury/Wodonga area also have a program and there are sure to be many others too. We've registered with the Yarra Ranges one … [Read more...] about Gardens for Wildlife

Filed Under: Gardens for Wildlife, Paddock Project

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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
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