The Gift of the Unexpected
I’m apprehensive about leaving my tiny garden, even for a couple of weeks. Aaah! Human hubris I’ve caught you peering over my psyche wall. What will my garden do without me? Will it […]
Monthly Archives: July 2016
Light the Way
A weekend away enjoying the natural surrounds of the beautiful Mornington Peninsula in the southern state of Victoria, gave me new ways of thinking about my tiny garden and lit the way […]
Loved, Lost and Found Again
I’ve always coveted the lacy maidenhair fern although I’ve had mixed success growing them. Adiantum spp, or maidenhair is a sought after variety. The word Adiantum comes from the Greek adiantos, which means ‘unwetted’ and […]
The Way You Hold Your Tongue
Some plants just seem to grow well despite what you do or don’t do to them. The zygocactus or schlumbergera is one such hardy plant. Everybody seems to have magnificent […]
