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Well it isn't the winter solstice yet, but politicians have decreed we are 11 days into winter and so I believe them. For you northern hemiphere folk, this is our December.
Here is a bit of remnant colour in the garden, in the weak sunlight. The first 5 are grevilleas (3 species, I love them because they attract lorikeets and other nectar lovers). The rest I have no idea what they are. My wife plans and directs, I dig the whole and take photos. It's a division of labour that works for us. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() actually I do know this is lavender of some sort... ![]() ![]() -- cheers Rafael (FZ30) http://rafael.zenfolio.com/ (referral code on my page) |
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Some interesting flowers there Rafael. The last 2 are my favourites, love the angle on the Lavender shot, and the subtle colours on the last one.
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Thanks Mark.....yes we even have weird flowers. Some of those grevilleas look like spiders.
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Quite a bit of color left. Your wife does a good job of planning and planting.
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Ted, I'll pass on your kind words to the wife.....It is nice if you can manage a bit of colour year round.
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Nice flowers. My compliments to the wife, and to you for the grunt work.
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Nice series Rafael. Very unusual and interesting plants.
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