Anyways, this is what I saw......
And some foliage just starting to turn.
A warning about the dangers of surburbia...
Some natives plants in flower..
Banksia.
Eucalypt
Leucodendron
My favourite native plant, the Pincushion Hakea (Hakea laurina).
So then, because I was digging this photography lark so much, I had a little stroll around my garden. Not that much happening, but a few little treasures.
The salvia is starting to come back after being all crispy and sad looking for months.
The ubiquitous daisy.
A really pretty Ivy Geranium.
The ever faithful red geranium that sits by my front door.
And Chrysanthemums!! Just in time for Mother's Day!!!!!
![Apricot Rose](<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/21110923@N08/3121783210/" title="Apricot Rose, studded with pearls. by goodgirlsaturday, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3242/3121783210_58ce51a62c_m.jpg" width="240" height="180" alt="Apricot Rose, studded with pearls." /></a>)
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Gorgeous. And much of it exotic, to me :)
We should really look at a shipping system that keeps all our warm woollies in the northern hemisphere for half the year, then sends them to the southern for the other half. Think of all the underbed storage that would free up??!?!
Beautiful pictures, Dee. And a very nice counterpoint to what we are seeing here in the northern hemisphere. :) It's the wild and crazy season here, what with everything sending up shoots in all directions! The lilacs are fading but the backyard smells like heaven!
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