Half your luck! We've had only 20 mm (3/4") so far this winter in Central Victoria (Australia). We only get 550mm per year here, but most of it...
Solanum nigra - Deadly nightshade? Not eggplant.
The second pic is called in Australia Kiss-Me-Quick. Centranthus ruber. It grows in the harshest conditions; cracks in urban pavements, under...
KK, I know it as Shanghai Paak Tsoi, I used to grow it commercially. Beautiful with grated ginger, garlic, shallots and lemon, in sesame oil....
Hey I reckon you cannot go past compacted gravel as a cheap and hardwearing path. It's usually a by-product of stone extraction, so no ethical...
Why I live in Castlemaine Given that most of your forum members live in the States, I'd like to give a little tale of a small town in Australia,...
Hi there, Sorry I didn't mean rip them out with the vigor of a Roman Emperor marching on Tire....sure pot them up and sort them, give them away...
Hi, If it were mine, I would ripp everything out, including the path (shock, horror) :shock: and start agind, leaving the tree you like. Realign...
Hi folks, I'm not sure if this is the right forum for this topic, but I'm here now. Does anyone know anything about a carbon sequestration...
It does look like like crab apple, perhaps 'Betchel's Crab' going by the colour. Most crabs are edible, but usually cooked. They make the most...
Doesn't look like magnolia (most flower before leaf emergence), I thought it could be a Rhus, but then looking at the bark could be one of the...
Snow in Texas??? :-o Is this normal?
A great book to look at is 'The Gardens of Japan' by Teiji Itoh. Very informative and inspiring
Well the warm welcomes continue to flow. Thank-you! Palmtree, I'm sure I will learn much from you as well. I figure that Cape Town is a similar...
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