Showing posts with label Blooms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blooms. Show all posts

Sunday, September 25, 2011

In bloom in our back yard

Its amazing what a difference acouple of weeks makes. Just a bit of sunshine after all this lovely rain we've had and the flowers and all the plants turn their blooms to the sky and  smile at the sun.

Citrus aurantifolia  - Tahitian Lime

Limonium Perezii - Sea Lavender

Pelargoniums - the bees like these

Forget me nots

Lemon blossoms

Lomandra longifolia - Nyalla

The Gorgeous tree dahlia, Which has been flowering since March


Magenta Iceberg rose

Echeveria's in flower

Apple Blossoms - these are Pink Ladies

Pink Chinese Lantern

Telopea speciosissima - White Waratah "


Aphanopetalum resinoceum - Shiny leaved Gum vine

More echeverias

Friday, August 19, 2011

Random Pictures

At the moment the back garden is full of mud! The grass we have is a summer grass and unfortunately it all dies off in Winter and the lawn turns to sticky slippery mush! But this year I have vowed to put an end to that and buy some year round grass seed and perhaps plant some native grasses too.

So today I am going to show you some pics of whats flowering at the moment. Must say i got the idea from Cat Mint whose blog is here http://slowgardener.blogspot.com/  who on the 15th posted photos for Garden Bloggers Bloom Day. A great idea. I've missed the 15th of August so here are some pics of whats in bloom at the moment! We'll try and pretend the mud isnt there because soon ....it wont be!
Enjoy, and please feel free to comment.

Handsome Euphorbia wolfenii

Pretty Pink Azaleas

Beautiful Narcissus

Viburnum tinus  ( I think) which has the most divine perfume!

Acacia cognata "Lime Magic"

Coral fuschia

Jonquils in a Pot

Tree dahlia in the back garden

The Hardenbergia  growing over the chook shed.

Westringia just coming into flower

Shiny leaved gum vine

Liminium perezii in the veggie patch, which i'm hopeing to split up and spread around the garden in Spring

Sweet smelling jasmine

Our gorgeous magnolia which is resplendant now it has consistant water

Last but never least the burgundy Cymbidiums in a pot.