The future is here from the designers of Sydney Central Park.
garden
Look at me!
Lizard, Chinese Garden, Sydney, 2014
Agaves
This apartment block is one of many in a tree lined road with planted verges. Off street parking and providing access to the buildings limits the space available for gardens. Clever planting provides colour and life to this otherwise austere facade. Agaves are one of our favourites, we will include some in our tropical garden.
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SimplicityÂ
We love our holidays in Port Douglas so much that we have talked about creating a tropical garden.
This is a medium to long term plan when we find a home in Newcastle.
This picture, taken at work, shows plant possibilities; simple and effective.
Xanthorrhoea
Uniquely Australian, the grass tree, Xanthorrhoea, is at home in the red sandy outback. Our neighbours in Sydney gave us a potted tree to commemorate our living in Australia for ten years. This the second time it has flowered in seven years. They typically grow around one centimetre per year, and can live for many centuries.
Further information is available here http://www.pawlan.com/monica/australia/
Friendship
Take a moment
See beyond walls
Life abounds here
I took this picture recently in the Garden of Frienship, Sydney, Australia. It inspired me to write a few words about the physical, spiritual and psychological aspects of friendship.
Limes from the garden
Gnome place like home
This chap smells the garden mint and welcomes us home with a smile, come rain or shine. It is as if his hand gesture is pointing in recognition; “it’s you, you’re back!” 🙂
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