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25.01.2022 Flower number 4 for each of these beauties this season. Safe to say they must be happy.

25.01.2022 Poets wife this morning

24.01.2022 Blue banded bee in the aggy

24.01.2022 North American burr oak (quercus macrocarpa) getting into the autumn groove

23.01.2022 Starting our wisteria lane. All of our projects got a boost when i was lucky enough to have a post hole digger for a few hours on mother's day. I dug 38 holes for poles, and as of today have just 2 left to put up.

21.01.2022 this project is getting serious, hired in some heavy machinery to help.

21.01.2022 I was not expecting to see a magnolia flower up here for a few years, but here we are with one on 'St Mary'.

21.01.2022 Dublin Bay, candy stripe and a thank you rose. The pleasures of the efforts.

20.01.2022 I got a bright idea last night, it'll take me months, and be a very slow project, but I can see something adorable in this space.

20.01.2022 Wisteria lane, another step closer to completion today. Mummas gonna sleep well tonight. -Jess

19.01.2022 Jude the obscure

17.01.2022 Something you don’t see very often. Valley oak (Quercus lobata) this seedling was a gift from a friend in Canberra

17.01.2022 Black poplar cuttings are doing well. Fast growing green summer shade and autumn colour

17.01.2022 Mulching regularly is very important for keeping moisture in the soil. Over time the layers break down and soil is being built. And don't the plants really pop out in the contrast.

17.01.2022 I love Arbonne and will be hosting a short party next Thursday evening and would like as many people to jump on and support my friend Jaye. Please follow the link

16.01.2022 Pope John Paul II.

15.01.2022 I am super excited about my first Gladioli. I Love the colour on this one.

12.01.2022 Borrowed landscape. The eastern edge of the garden looking down across the river flats

12.01.2022 Dublin bay still blooming happily today.

12.01.2022 Creating winter vegetable beds today

11.01.2022 Baby rose grown from seed. Only 5 months old. Have you ever seen a rose seedling?

10.01.2022 Thank you rose blooming again

09.01.2022 With a load of (birthday gift) Compost, mixed with our sand, we've created this garden bed to be a kitchen garden. With yumminess included I can start planting straight away for spring.Toby and Ronan were great supervisors today.

07.01.2022 I'll just throw a new little fence around the fireplace, I said this morning..... 7 hours later........

07.01.2022 Found this little red naped snake while ferreting for rabbits this morning. Threatened in Victoria it was nice to see a live one for a change up here.

06.01.2022 An Apple starting to flower in our orchard. A few honey bees braved the cold winds

06.01.2022 What a surprise! Not one but two beautiful little flowers on grandmas cacti.

04.01.2022 Jess and I shifted 12 large English elms to our place last winter. These are all between 3 and 5m tall. We’ve been planting them all around our living area. To create that soft green shade and soft yellow autumn colour

03.01.2022 Propagation station! Everything here came free from friends gardens (with permission) the cheapest and most resourceful way to fill the many gardens we're making.

02.01.2022 Frosted roses this morning

02.01.2022 Pin oak seedlings colouring up. We have a few hundred more in the shade house to plant out next winter

01.01.2022 Sound on!!!! The first fruit tree in the orchard has come into flower