Showing posts with label Everlasting daisies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Everlasting daisies. Show all posts
Monday, August 16, 2010
WA Update 15th August 2010
We are growing Snow Peas up the old pool fence and they have just started flowering, cannot wait until we have some to eat.
The Everlasting Daisies are looking blooming marvelous out the front, though they do seem to have enveloped the Fig Tree!
Pulled all the Purple Dragon Carrots out today and planted Cylindra Beetroot and Darwin and Cos Lettuce, The Perennial Spinach and kale are still flourishing.
The little garden we put beside the front porch is now doing well, the Basil is large and bushy and so is the Purple Sage, in the front you can see more carrots and our first Coriander grown from seed.
Have now cleared out two of the volunteer tomato bushes and planted Borlotti beans and Massey Gem peas which will hopefully grow up the fence. Have also planted some more Thyme and Oregano which will be a ground cover. Watered everything in with a seaweed mixture and added lots of shredded scrap paper and the contents of our new Bokashi bucket to the compost heap.
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Update 1st August 2010 Mulberries and the rest
Here is our lovely Mulberry tree covered in new buds on a lovely sunny day.
And we moved the Lemongrass from beside the pool and added some Geraniums.
And to finish here is one of the newly blooming Everlasting Dasies, beautiful.
And the new garden now has seeds in it, Rockmelon, Beetroot, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Capsicums and Italian Parsley.
And the new garden in the back yard is now finished and today we planted a Lillypilly, a Brazilian Cherry and a Ginko Berry shrub, as well some Peas, Lettuce, Tomatoes and Capsicum
And to finish here is one of the newly blooming Everlasting Dasies, beautiful.
Labels:
Beetroot,
Brazilian Cherry,
Capsicum,
Everlasting daisies,
Ginko Berry,
Lilly Pilly,
Mulberry,
parsley,
Peas,
Rockmelon,
tomatoes
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