Has it been six months already since I have made a new post on this blog? My, how time flies when you are having fun.
Since I have been away, I have dealt with a couple of illness's in the family, got a new car, had the pool repainted yet again (as it cracked), a new concrete driveway put in and had two lovely visitors from the U.K.
Was great to see Tony and June (friends from way back when). She loves her flower arranging and is very good at it. They have left for Brisbane now and intend going down to Adelaide as well before going back home. Safe trip to the both of you and thank you for the MARMITE.
Anyway, back to Spring.
Everything in the garden is beautiful. Just love this time of year.
A close up of the Wisteria that is on the fence near the pool, also the same colour as the pool.
8 comments:
Your spring has sprung and our leaves are turning to autumn fire. Your flowers look lovely. I love wisteria.
Sally, I regularly have a look at your garden blog and am pleased you have "come back". Don`t stay away too long next time.
Karens Kitchen
Hello, I just love your photos and the birds! I look forward to more posts, and I just planted emu bushes next to our pool - nice to know they have such pretty flowers!I love your poem in the sidebar - do you mind if I use it on my blog? I am a sucker for garden poetry.
Hello Sally,
haven't visited your blog for long. Really nice to hear from you again. Time is running far to fast sometimes. and new things are coming up. Did you already discover this new Australia gardening website plantthis.com.au? It is so huge and really helpful with lot's of amazing pictures and videos in it. There is even a tool which helps you to find suitable plants for your garden. You should have a look.
Read you soon again, hopefully!
I love wisteria too! So beautiful!
Just discovered your blog. It's great. I like seeing what other Aussies are doing in their gardens. That wisteria is lovely. We have the white one and it's burst into flower just over the past week or so.
Hi, nice blog & good post. You have beautifully maintained it,Its really helpful for me, hope u have a wonderful day & awaiting for more new post. Keep Blogging!
Garden Design Ireland
Wonderful garden.. Beautiful flowers indeed.. You might also try to grow miniature roses in your garden.. The flowers are from 1/2 inch to two inches in diameter, and the range of colors is similar to that of full-sized roses. Most types will bloom from spring until frost. Here check this out:
Miniature Roses
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