top of page
Search

AUGUST 2022

  • _
  • Aug 17, 2022
  • 1 min read

Gearing up for the Victorian Open Garden Scheme next month.  So much to do and lots of weeds to try and control.  The rain we have been receiving lately is making that very difficult.

This winter has been quite harsh with frosts and cold weather making their markings on quite a few Aloes and their Winter blooms.  Some buds were damaged and we had not even received any notification of frost weather.  There was no frost on next door neighbour's lawn or on our bird baths.  That is generally how you tell that we have had frost overnight.

Hopefully no more frosts for the year.  I had one night that I did not realise how cold it was going to be until 9.30pm and could not be bothered going out late at night with a torch and shade cloth.  The following morning, the bird baths were frozen and next door's lawn was covered in frost!  Hence received quite a bit of damage.  Should have checked the forecast earlier in the day.


 
 
 

Recent Posts

See All
SUMMER HEAT

Summer is a time for flowers in the Cactaceae family. People think that Cacti only flower once. That is so wrong. My Echinopsis...

 
 
 
May 2023

How time goes so quickly. Have been doing so much in the garden and at markets. Have just managed to clear one native garden bed that was...

 
 
 
November 2020

November already.  So many blooms in the garden as the heat begins.  Lots of Aloes still flowering along with Iris, Callistemons,...

 
 
 

Comments


bottom of page