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Wildflower walk around Lake Leschenaultia – photo post
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Tagged bush foods, laterite soil, october, scarp flora, western australia, wildflowers
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Friday photo – Granite kunzea
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Tagged colour contrast, kunzea, local natives, wildflowers, zone 1
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South coast wildflowers – a walk to the beach on the Rainbow Coast, in photos
A walk to the beach on the Rainbow Coast near Albany in late September or early October picks up the early part of the wildflower season down here. The walk begins in well-established coastal bush, and grades through progressively more … Continue reading
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Tagged bush foods, coastal, photos, rainbow coast, south coast, spring, useful plants, western australia, wildflowers
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Friday photo – Welcome Wagon, Kings Park Wildflower Festival
I’ve seen many different objects repurposed as planters or garden features. Historic machinery is a nice one in larger or public gardens, watering cans can be vintage, modern or both at the same time in a kind of retro way. … Continue reading
Friday photo – Bruce Rock trip special
Last weekend we went on a little wander, a short loop through the central/southern wheatbelt out to Bruce Rock and back. I was particularly interested in wildflowers, granite and wheatbelt farming. Here are a few choice shots. Sadly, my photos … Continue reading
Firstspring, secondspring, say what?
I’ve used the terms firstspring and secondspring a few times now so I’d better explain. I work with my gardens on the local seasonal pattern, which is a six-season cycle. When I was a wildflower tour guide, the immediate next … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, explainer, local seasons, seasonal changes, seasonal cycle, seasons, weather, wildflowers
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