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The Mad Potter

Phone: +61 417 029 476



Address: "The Mad Potter" 2125 West Pennant Hills, NSW, Australia

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24.01.2022 Primula ‘Gold Lace’ are bursting forth with their bright little flowers. I love this primula. So dainty and delicate in comparison to the potted colour primulas you usually see.



24.01.2022 Loving this Lord Howe Island hibiscus!

23.01.2022 Pink Pride of Madeira in full swing. The bees and the butterflies love it.!

23.01.2022 Its that time of the year! Keep a lookout for Cycads with cones! But beware, the flesh of the cone is quite poisonous in a many cases! Not all cycads will produce cones, as plants are other male or female. And only the ladies produce these spectacular cones! #malesoutdonebyfemales #womenwin!



22.01.2022 This is a unusual Clivia grown from seed. It was Clivia seed of Ndwedwe Super Gardenii. But this one is a subtle yellow form with a beautiful green skirt to the edge of flower. All its siblings are the traditions orange with green skirts. They are amazing plants.

21.01.2022 Love these little violets.

21.01.2022 Something for cyclamen lovers. I am always astounded by the huge variation in foliage shapes and colours. And I managed to add a few seedlings to my collection .



21.01.2022 Finally open and in full flower. The bees are living the pollen.

21.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/BBCRadio4/videos/2037295016289614/

17.01.2022 My Fuchsia Boliviana luxurians. My favourite fuchsia! It was burnt back by our heavy winter frosts but is making a strong comeback! Time to grow some babies from her!

15.01.2022 Saw this camellia in a garden today. I dont know the name. But found the variation and intensity of colour striking.

15.01.2022 Mexican Star Anise. Flowers it’s head off for about 9months of the year in the position it’s in here.



15.01.2022 Tree Dahlia are still flowering in my garden. Who else likes tree Dahlia?

14.01.2022 Loving your bulb planter Judy Satchell! With all the promise of Spring!

13.01.2022 Anyone know the name of this huge climber?

12.01.2022 Its that time of the year! Violets violets everywhere! They are just glorious popping up among last autumns fallen leaves, adding splashed of colour throughout the garden.

12.01.2022 European Peach Clivia. Brought inside out of the rain for controlled pollination. To produce baby peach clivia.

12.01.2022 Ever eaten yummy Yacon? Crunchy like an apple. Tastes like a sweet pear. Great for diabetics, or if your not. And has a huge array of super impressive qualities. Im digging up my plants to harvest the tubers which look like large sweet potatoes . And to propagate next years plants from the little pink crowns. They are always in short supply so pm me to pre order your yacon crowns.

11.01.2022 I stumbled across this beautiful climbing Canarina while on a recent trip to Adelaide. Its in the campanula family. Must get me some seeds!

11.01.2022 Its that time of the year again.

10.01.2022 Primula Gold Lace are bursting forth with their bright little flowers. I love this primula. So dainty and delicate in comparison to the potted colour primulas you usually see.

10.01.2022 Seeing as its camellia time.... a rare and unusual camellia.

10.01.2022 Spiny bugger! Dont fall into this one!

08.01.2022 Camellia octapetala. Simple yet exquisite.

08.01.2022 Wow! Have you ever seen an agave flower this long before? Its well over 4m long. And look at the fascinating structure. Tiny flowers opening in a never ending procession along its length.

08.01.2022 Konjac in all its glory! Not the biggest flower though.

07.01.2022 Another frosty morning. Not nearly as bad as last weeks. Far less damage to frost sensitive plants this time round.

07.01.2022 Mexican Star Anise. Flowers its head off for about 9months of the year in the position its in here.

07.01.2022 Loving winter aloes!

06.01.2022 Never get tired of watching seeds germinate!

04.01.2022 Yummy Mulberries! Busy day in the nursery grafting Long Red Dwarf Shahtoot Mulberries! These are the best, red, sweet and up to 10cm long!

04.01.2022 Lisas haemanthus.

02.01.2022 Love the dark red of this Camellia in my garden. What do you think?

01.01.2022 Clivia nobilis flowering now out in the shade house. These amazing plants take 7-10 years to flower when from seed. Thank goodness I have two very large 20 yr old mature clumps to divide!

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