I am so pleased to see the ladybirds, lizards and other critters at work in our garden. I have noticed that the ladybirds especially like the Italian parsley plants that I have let go to seed.
They also like the fennel flowers, and here I spotted one on the evening primrose. If the globe artichoke flowers I will be leaving it to dry and stay as last time it became a great natural house for hundreds of ladybirds. Sadly, I only found this out once I had chopped it down last time, a mistake I will not make again.
Showing posts with label Evening primrose. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Evening primrose. Show all posts
Thursday, November 21, 2013
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Strawberry Guava and Evening Primrose
Finally I am getting time to get back into the garden and I am picking a small section at a time to deal with, otherwise it feels too hard. Here is an area beneath a palm trunk where a strawberry guava is planted and self seeded evening primrose plants are growing ( and a lot of self seeded nasturtiums which are past their best).
After pulling out a whole wheelbarrow full of weeds I placed down the cardboard that I had collected and then three barrows of mulch. I am not sure what we will do about the dead palm at this stage, but am considering planting a vine to grow up it. Meanwhile this is another section where the weeds will have a harder time getting through and hopefully the food producing plants will have a better chance.
After pulling out a whole wheelbarrow full of weeds I placed down the cardboard that I had collected and then three barrows of mulch. I am not sure what we will do about the dead palm at this stage, but am considering planting a vine to grow up it. Meanwhile this is another section where the weeds will have a harder time getting through and hopefully the food producing plants will have a better chance.
Labels:
Evening primrose,
mulch,
Strawberry Guava
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