3boysenberriesNot the Moon
Posted on July 30, 2019
Rather, a fabulously refreshing day in the garden, especially after planting some of the below plants the day before into our work in progress – a garden, with a path that winds through, complete with cubby house, teepee which is soon to be shelter to a sandpit, an old swing and a couple of raised beds exclusively for the kids to plant in… so far.
Same succulent.
Succulent (yellow flowers pictured in this gallery are from this plant.
One of the children’s gardens, planted with pansies, spring onions, a blueberry bush, strawberries, a basil struggling to hang on til warmer weather (formerly protected by many weeds), the odd pea shoot from the mulch (one of said weeds), as well as a couple of succulents.
Found in a garden I planted over a year ago with mostly natives, under the palm trees.
Blood orange tree in the making.
In bloom. Yellow mound of flowers on a tall lanky succulent we’ve had in a pot for a very long time.
Jewels twinkling on the bare moptops (overdue for that hard trim).
Don’t know what this is called, only that it grows only to maybe half a metre, and that it is very pretty.
Magpie in the rain
This is in the previously planted garden, replacing one of the plants that didn’t make it.
Eastern Rosellas also having a shower.
Succulent given to me by my Dad.
One of the two Jasmine plants, one is planted at the front fence beside the cubby. I can’t wait to see how that grows.
Blood Moon
Posted on February 1, 2018
Photos taken earlier this morning after midnight, almost 2 hours apart near Tycannah rest area between Narrabri and Moree, and just south of Narrabri at the Sir William Bridges Rest Area in outback New South Wales, Australia – the end of the lunar eclipse (partial) and the full moon afterwards.
