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25.01.2022 Palm no2. Pinanga corinata, beautiful specimen this one, it has the craziest colour in the seeds.

24.01.2022 So much landscaping and cleaning up has been done over the past 6 years, I guess now its time to start enjoying it and documenting our collection and show off a bit of the hard work. Palm No1 - Licuala elegans. (if I get the name wrong on any of the palms please let me know)

23.01.2022 Excerpt from Sunday Bulletin, February 1975. Take a look at the below link for a brief history of Rosebud Farm's 40-year history, from industrious hippy commune in the 1970s to glorious private botanical garden today. http://www.rosebudfarmnursery.com/history.html

22.01.2022 Cassowary in the backyard @Ele Misko

21.01.2022 Bat plant in bloom #rosebudfarm

15.01.2022 Some interesting new landscaping ideas brought to us by Nora? Not sure about the redistribution of all the rocks in the creek nicely spread out over the lawn in the valley though?. But no major dramas, all the huge trees that were going to topple over seem to have done their thing last year, knock on wood. Our thoughts and love go out to friends and family on the clohsey river.

14.01.2022 It was a pleasure having our friend and talented creative, Miško Jewellery stay at Rosebud for a spot of R+R recently. This is one of the many stunning photographs she took of our beautiful home.

12.01.2022 Going to post a few today to catch up after the rain. Palm no3. Beccariophoenix madagascariensis. Got to love how that name just rolls off the tongue, one of my favourites. This is the first year they have seed on them.

10.01.2022 A magical baby shower at Rosebud . Special thanks to Emma Hart and Elke Doust for coordinating and creating the magnificent floral arrangements, Heather Miller for the , and Summer Spencer for the striking Moroccan themeing from House Of Archeion

08.01.2022 Back at the ranch #TropicalFNQ

05.01.2022 Rainforest life at Rosebud

03.01.2022 Palm no4. Cocus nucifera ‘malayan dwarf’ (I think). This is also starting to seed which is exciting.

03.01.2022 Photo taken by resident illustrator, landscape designer and co-groundskeeper, Nate Trapnell. https://www.instagram.com/natetrapnell/