Many plants besides the eremophilas were flourishing at Sandy's and Tim's garden.
Goodenia (ovata?) made a bright groundcover. Goodenias are attractive plants to butterflies and caterpillars adding to the beauty and diversity of the garden.
Wednesday, 28 January 2015
Monday, 26 January 2015
Australian floral delight in Kadina
When we were wandering through Sandy's and Tim's garden last week we were delighted to see the range of Aussie plants that were thriving.
We'd had a much needed 50mm rain the previous week, so everything was looking refreshed. Eremophilas tend to flower when it rains so there was a great display from new little plants such as E. muelleriana and E. macdonnellii.....
..... through to the long established tall shrubs, E.miniata and E.alternifolia.
We'd had a much needed 50mm rain the previous week, so everything was looking refreshed. Eremophilas tend to flower when it rains so there was a great display from new little plants such as E. muelleriana and E. macdonnellii.....
.......to metre high shrubs like E. glabra and one of my favourites, E. cunefolia .........
..... through to the long established tall shrubs, E.miniata and E.alternifolia.
I'm not certain of the names of these plants, so please correct any I've got wrong.
Shall continue with Sandy's and Tim's garden in the next blog
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