Water means life or sometimes death to those plants genetically not used to it, see more about that below! It has been a cooler week where the colour has stated to return to my garden bit by bit. I have filled up the front verandah hanging baskets with hardy ivy leafed pelargonium cuttings and felicias…
Tag: Australian native plants
Six on Saturday – Garage Sale and Early Autumn Goodies 11-4-23
It has been an enjoyably warm week with cool evenings. Just right for bringing the flowers back to the garden! I have been replanting my hanging and window baskets with flowers. They will establish well now the weather has cooled somewhat but with still nice warm days. So the back of the house baskets have…
My Garden
Our flower-filled organic country flower garden plays host to all my Fairy Workshops and often I hold the weekly spiritual development classes there too. It is loaded full of flowers, fairies, butterflies, free range bantams and native birds. An ideal and peaceful place to learn more about the spiritual aspects of nature. The Spring months…
Six on Saturday – Native Nuances
It is still in the middle of summer here in my Australian garden. It looks a little dull in my garden until you look a little closer. Not to be outdone by their showy garden mates, Australian Native flowers have smaller and more subtle flowers in pleasing tones. They are not at all bothered by…
Six on Saturday – Moody Blues
This week in the middle of summer there seems to be a lot of blue flowers in bloom around the garden. I don’t mind as blue is my favourite colour and cools down the colour scheme on warm summer days. That’s all from me. Look around for more Sixers from around the world with their…
High Spring Happiness – Six on Saturday
It’s my favourite time of year in the flower garden. High spring has sprung and everything that can flower is in bloom. All the stops have been pulled out and Mother Nature is all dressed up for the dance! That’s all from me. I hop you enjoyed my garden tour. Happy gardening Sarah xx You…
Six On Saturday – Glorious Irises and Other Delights!
The lovely Eagle’s Flight iris That’s all from me. Follow the Six on Saturday tag for more garden beauties form around the world! Happy Gardening! ❤
Six on Saturday – The Sun has Come out to Play
It’s a deliciously sunny day today and will be even warmer tomorrow. There are sky larks serenading us all day long with their sweet mating tunes. The little honeyeater birds darting about the place eating juicy spring insects. It is tempting just to sit on a garden chair to soak up the sun’s warm rays…
Six on Saturday – Slow Spring Wonders
It has been a little blustery the last few days, I have been gardening dodging showers. Still planting the last of the new fruit trees. I planted two citrus trees, a Lemonade (a mixture between a lemon and lime, good for a natural tangy salad dressing) tree and a Mediterranean Sweet orange tree, to have…
Six on Saturday – Whispers of Delight
This week the garden has gone up a gear and is starting to come to life after a long cold winter. The Ash trees are starting to get their leaves. More flowers are daring to bare their blooms in the still cold weather. I am still planting deciduous fruit trees and roses and happily distributing…
This Week’s Garden has Burst Forth into Spring Loveliness
This week’s garden photos, spring is here! There are lots of pink and white lovelies.✿ •.*•-:¦~ღஐƸ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒஐღ Words & Photo by Sarah Rajkotwala spiritual author & teacher ✿¸.• •.*•-:¦:–*~ღஐƸ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒஐღ*~ღஐƸ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒஐ Find out more in my spiritual fairy book “The Year of Talking to Plants”, available on Amazon and all good bookstores in ebook and paperback. My real…
Lovely Purples and Yellows in the Garden this Week
Lovely purples and yellows in the garden this week and more cold misty days, just the way I like it!✿ •.*•-:¦~ღஐƸ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒஐღ The flowers featured here growing in my garden are the Australian native hibiscus Alyogyne huegelii, Calendulas and Pansies. 🧚♀️💞🌸
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