Take a close look at this photo....a bank of very low cloud crept across Adelaide from the sea, while we stayed in full sunshine on the hill. It is about 2/3 the way across, here. | The ultimate feel....a new yacon leaf. There is nothing like it. |
Left: a succulent border under the wide eaves. Right: wattles....breathtaking.
| A 'tree' of silver beet ....why did it grow like this? It has a trunk which is tied to the stake, but the leaves are not big and the stems are very thick.
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Me, enjoying blogging, in a rare moment of sun a few weeks ago. The moment I went inside it rained....all day. | The plums are flowering. My seed frame ready for spring. |
Just when I had decided to remove these scrappy hebes they burst into flower. What shall I do???
| Bok Choy in flower is beautiful..... |
Some of the wattles that are flowering in my street are huge. At right, is a busy bee on some daikon flowers. I watched it while I sat in the vegetable garden and had a cup of tea.... sometimes looking away out to sea , to some of you I will soon be meeting. | |
These tiny green things are the beginnings of carob pods. Interesting, don't you think?
| This sub-tropical white sapote has thrived in the intense heat of summer and right through the cold of winter....quite outstanding and unexpected. |
2 comments:
Beautiful pictures, Kate. I think the wattle is what we call mimosa here - such a lovely delicate flower. I remember eating carob pods off the tree when I was a child in North Africa, but I haven't seen them here yet. I'm also looking with interest and envy at your smart looking seed frame - perhaps you can advise us when you're here as we need one for next spring.
Ah, the seasons are changing, the earth is tilting and once again, you and I will share a mild, beautiful time of year as we welcome fall and you welcome spring.
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