Friday 2 October 2015

Spring garden


Nasturtums make a break for freedom



Over the wall, where next?


A self-sown freesia enclave in the lawn.


Broadbeans



The tamarillo recovers from a savage pruning.


The bird feeder struggles for space.


Entrance to the secret garden.


Backyard wisteria.


The Goddess of the garden.  Ceres, I think.


The delicate quince blossums.


Old style 'Ballerina' rose.


Gazebo grape vine.

4 comments:

  1. Hi Lee
    Your freesias sow themselves like weeds in Oz. Here in the UK we buy them, cut, as exotica. When visiting my daughter in Perth I found that their scent lasted far longer than those we get over here. One of my favourite flowers for their scent.

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    1. Freesia have two memories for me: my grandmother's favourite flower and university. I used to buy bunches to brighten up my room at Uni.

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  2. Your green thumb has not only been busy in the garden, but on the camera as well! Thanks for sharing the beauty :)

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  3. Wonderful photos, your garden is beautiful with many lovely, inviting spaces. Freesias are so pretty, they pop up in my lawn too.
    Happy weekend!
    xoxoxo ♡

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