1 Aug, 2008
Thanks Wolf. Yes farmers usually do their bit because of cattle and that these plants just take off and there'll be no pastures left. So you have a farming background too then?
Cheerio, M.
On blog - Blackberries.
1 Aug, 2008
Your lawn looks like a bowling green! You must work a lot of hours out here.
On photo - Back Garden
1 Aug, 2008
Thank you they are 3 years old know the older they get the more vibrent they seem
On photo - day lily
1 Aug, 2008
Thank you they are Aug till september but they have just opened this morning.
On photo - White and Lilac Gladioli
1 Aug, 2008
I'm not sure if they are doing this everywhere else but since we moved to our current place (about a half an hour out of Geelong - the second biggest city in Victoria. I hesitate to use the word city but that's what they call it) I've noticed that many of the schools in this district have a school gardening project. The different year levels all get involved in gardening and learning environmentally sound practices. They grow all kinds of things from fruit and veg to flowers. It's incorporated into their curriculum. So there is some small hope that things will improve.
On blog - funny
1 Aug, 2008
Hey Marguerite - another great story. :)
I don't know if Victoria has ever had a serious fight against blackberries. We kill them off at the family farm, but that is simply because we don't like the cows to get near them. I think that is the problem though, fighting noxious species (not just flora but fauna also) costs too much money and the government ends up cutting back funding.
Keep the good stories coming.
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1 Aug, 2008
Brrr! I'm not looking forward to this (though it's a little milder here in Ontario)
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Ontario
1 Aug, 2008
Love that colour
On photo - white/purple lilly