Always nice to see your garden photos Lee, the freesias look so lovely and what an amazing fragrance they have ... mine have spread out into the lawn. Hopefully you will post some more photos when the wisteria buds have blossomed and the ornamental grape is in full leaf. :-) xoxoxo ♡
Always nice to see your garden photos Lee, the freesias look so lovely and what an amazing fragrance they have ... mine have spread out into the lawn.
ReplyDeleteHopefully you will post some more photos when the wisteria buds have blossomed and the ornamental grape is in full leaf. :-)
xoxoxo ♡
I have never grown those strange phallics, I guess they go green later, yummy with butter on! LOL
ReplyDeleteFreesias at my place too. Envy you the nectarines. Possums and parrots ate most of our mandarin oranges this year.
ReplyDeletespring there, autumn here - I shall warm myself with visits to your post to read about flowers and sunshine and heat :)
ReplyDeleteSpring in Sydney is masses of flowering prunus, including the one in our yard! It's so beautiful I can forgive it for never bearing fruit...
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, Lee! Thanks for sharing.. :)
nice pic...and beautifully described
ReplyDeletei'm jealous. fall here and winter is in the air. :(
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