The weather in South East Queensland this December is being all over the place, but mostly cool and rainy. And only recently the temperature got up to 30C degrees, which is quite normal for summer time in QLD. To be honest, I was hoping that we will end up having cool rainy-cloudy days through all summer season, but obviously it's not going to happen.
Well, at least this weather is being good for the garden, especially the rain!
With all the Christmas holidays' preparations we didn't get to spend a lot of time in the garden, plus all this rain kept us away from being outdoors, but that's the good thing about living in Queensland - you don't need to do much in the garden during spring and summer, just planting and weeding, the plants will grow on its own in this climate!
Here is a few photos of what is currently growing and flowering in our garden.
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| Herb garden is growing well in the rain |
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| Marjoram |
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| New addition to our patio |
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| Little baby tomatos growing |
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| Sorrel |
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| Magnolia flower |
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| Here is our cucumber patch |
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| And another new addition - baby Jakaranda trees for outside the garden |
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| Strawberries are little but very sweet |
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| Curry bush |
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| One of my favourite flowers |
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| Agapanthus's are in season |
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| And another little tomato bush |
From all of the beautiful pictures I would say that your garden is definitely thriving! Gorgeous, and thanks for sharing. :)
ReplyDeletexo,
Casey
www.blondebargainbabe.com
Kitty! какая красивая оранжерея у тебя, надеюсь до моего приезда что то сохранится и собачки не съедят цветочки ;))
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog. It looks like we both enjoy gardening, craft, reading and cooking. Your flowers are lovely. You're lucky to be such a good photographer, that is something I need to practice. Meanwhile, I nag my son to photograph for me :)
ReplyDeleteI like your J M Barrie quote.