In My Garden

The Ragtag Daily Prompt for Tuesday: Garden

Have a quick wander about my garden.

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Blue-banded Bees like dropping in
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When the pink Crocus flowers the Stingless Native Bees all come around
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One of the wheelbarrow gardens with Hippeastrums
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The Frangipanni flowers scent fills the air
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The Bromiliads flower too
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One of my favourite flowers – Cats Whiskers
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The Dietis look great buit trhey are taking over in places in the garden
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One of the many Hibiscus flowers
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The Agapanthus put on a show around the garden borders
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The garden is a place to relax
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Even Long-necked Tortoise stroll through heading to the dam
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Every now and then when working in the garden, I surprise a frog. The Broad-palmed Frog took a while to wake before hopping off
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Lots of Bottlebrush flowersbottlebrush flower_red_named_home_nov 2017

The Pelagoniums add colour
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There is always help in the garden
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So many Grevilleas too
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The Native Wisteria winds its way among the foliage
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Always wear gloves and shoes as you never know who you might disturb. The Mouse Spider was rather fiesty
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The Bullants let you know if you are getting too close to their nest
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Every now and then another variety of fungus appears
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The garden is a lovely place to raise a family
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The fruit trees look wonderful in Spring
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and of course the garden is home to lots and lots of birds from the smallest Honeyeater, the Scarlet Honeyeater
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to the larger birds like the Satin Bowerbirds
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41 thoughts on “In My Garden

  1. I am so in love with your garden. Such hard work and dedication. And such generosity to share with us here. I will come back again and again to bask in this beauty. Thank you!

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    1. At the moment it is getting harder and harder. Will welcome a good downpour of rain to deep water the garden and fill the dam.
      So glad you enjoyed a bit of a walkabout A-C 🙂

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  2. Wow, Brian, you have kangaroos and turtle in your garden along with birds and gorgeous flowers? That’s really cool. I also found out about the RDP from your post, thank you, I followed the site and see what I can do.

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    1. Yes Miriam, I have many wallabies and other animals that drop into my garden.
      I am glad you have joined in with RDP photo challenges. I noticed your post for the first time and was glad you contributed 🙂

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      1. I owe you an apology, Brian. For some reason I have been believing your home was in South Africa. It was only when I saw the post on Bush Babies I gave my head a shake and realised. 😦

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  3. A true delight to take a photographic stroll though your garden, Brian, oh and… I just love the tree in pink bloom, it shines so beautifully! I’m also very glad you always give the exact name of the flowers and birds, butterflies… a joy to see them all so colorful, thank you! 😀

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