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Garden Club of Jervis Bay
Phone: +61 410 519 839
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25.01.2022 Our member's front gardens are blooming well and looking lovely. Here are a few snaps taken as I delivered newsletters on the weekend.
24.01.2022 Just a little winter colour from my garden today. More to follow in a few days.
21.01.2022 Seems like quite a while since I posted anything. My house is undergoing roof restoration and painting at the moment, keeps me distracted and busy. I thought I'd post a picture of my beautiful little azalea, taken just before it was virtually destroyed by the painter's big feet. I have removed it from the garden and potted it, so I can give it a little TLC in an attempt to recover it - here's hoping.
20.01.2022 I know we are not having a meeting this month, I miss the company. It seems like forever since we actually managed to have a meeting, so here is a picture from last year to help you remember what it was like!!!
19.01.2022 Don't forget to keep 1.5m apart when you're out and about!
12.01.2022 In spite of being knocked about by the strong winds earlier in August, my cymbidium orchids have been flowering well. Kinganium also in bloom, love the mauve colour of this.
12.01.2022 My slipper orchid is performing as usual. Each year it gives me ONE flower, and only one, but it lasts for months.
11.01.2022 This event is happening in three days
10.01.2022 Hi everyone I found these fascinating White Basket Fungi growing I my garden. Fungi love my garden as it’s so shaded in the winter.
07.01.2022 Nutmeg bush is in splendid bloom this year; the bees really love it!
05.01.2022 Today, the sun is out and we are all cleaning up from the heavy rain! Here is a photo of my first attempt at creating a bonsai azalea, flowering after a year in the pot!
03.01.2022 This Stinkhorn fungus is doing well in my garden! They are not poisonous but can be a bit smelly. The are propagated by the flies they attract but on the whole they are not any bother, in fact I find them weirdly interesting! They can be beneficial by breaking down rotting wood mulch amazing nature!
