Trip to Centenary Landscapes at Darra today to collect one metre of potting mix and some composted bark.
This is for Judy to continue propagating and for me to start potting all my stored Amorphophallus tubers.
A one acre Sub Tropical garden situated just east of Brisbane. We have opened our garden to the public for 18 years. We open in November to aid a specific charity. On this weekend get a lot of pleasure meeting fellow gardeners. Judy sells many rare plants and this helps us to do more projects and buy more plants. Judy and I are 'plants-people'and cannot resist buying something rare that we do not have. It has been very hard gardening as we seem to be in a severe drought most years.
Trip to Centenary Landscapes at Darra today to collect one metre of potting mix and some composted bark.
This is for Judy to continue propagating and for me to start potting all my stored Amorphophallus tubers.
We had one
garden presentation this month to Forest Lake Garden Group, a nice bunch of
people who only recently visited our garden on a bus tour.
We went to
the Nambour Garden Expo, it was a wet and miserable day and we did not buy much
as the prices were through the roof.
After the
Expo we called in to see our friends at Natrakelp, always nice to see them.
In the
garden I have been very busy laying more turf in the front garden and putting
an extra layer of rocks in the garden at front of house on top of existing ones,
ground was as hard as a rock so I had to put a few barrows loads of compost to
break it up. Judy has replanted a selection of plants that will take full sun.
Judy requested more benches so she received them, I am getting really good and quick at making these now.
I have a new area to plant out after removing some rampant Justicica's.
Plants from July