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Friday photo – 2013’s “also rans” part 2

Posted on December 28, 2013 by tikiwanderer

I know it’s Saturday, but today instead of a link post I’m doing part two of the photos I almost displayed as a Friday photo. Each of these photos was good enough and interesting enough to go in, but got … Continue reading →

Posted in Friday photos | Tagged asteraceae, blossom, chickpeas, corymbia, dandelion, featherflower, firstsummer, flies, grasshopper, hanging baskets, harvest, insects, kalanchoe, lime, low water use, mating, orange morrison, peanuts, pelargonium, pot plants, predation, red flowering gum, secondspring, seedhead, seedpods, shadow, verticordia, verticordia nitens, west indian lime, zone 4 | Leave a comment

Zone 1 – a story in photos

Posted on October 23, 2013 by tikiwanderer

Zone 1 is my front yard, an unirrigated native garden. My plan is for it to be an effective garden through the next 30-80 years, though it’ll need a couple of key tweaks during that time. I expect getting the … Continue reading →

Posted in My stories, Uncategorized | Tagged anigozanthos, bush food, bushland, bushland corridor, conostylis, garden design, garden profile, habitat, kangaroo paw, local plants, macropidia, natives, self-propagating, verticordia, wildflowers, wildlife corridors, zone 1 | 2 Comments

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Friday photo – 2013’s “also rans” part 2

Zone 1 – a story in photos

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