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| A gaggle of Granny's Bonnets |
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| Pink Ones |
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| Foxgloves |
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| Yellow Granny's Bonnets, same garden |
Since Hobart has so many lovely old houses, you also see many plants that you rarely elsewhere. People also still take the time to plant annuals and the climate is kinder to European style cottage plants, though the natives can beautiful as well.
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| Purple and two different pinks |
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| The mysterious Solomon's Seal |
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| An Army of Irises guard this fence |
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| Irises, Silver Beet and Granny's Bonnets |
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| Yes, the silverbeet is doing exceptionally well this year. |
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| So is this artichoke |
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| Truly, there is a house under here |
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| Grand designs -surely one of the world's finest cubbies |
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| N0, I didn't make this, but I wish I had thought of it! |
2 comments:
Our chard is also doing exceptionally well, it's taller than the corn ever was, and is nearly as high as the sunflowers were! Last year's lettuce also turned out to be particularly fecund, the garden bed is full of self-seeded lettuce and there's even some growing in the strip of grass up the middle of the driveway!
Our chard is also doing exceptionally well, it's taller than the corn ever was, and is nearly as high as the sunflowers were! Last year's lettuce also turned out to be particularly fecund, the garden bed is full of self-seeded lettuce and there's even some growing in the strip of grass up the middle of the driveway!
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