Hey Everyone,
I've finally gotten around to doing part 2 of the photos i took at the Toowoomba Carnival of Flower, for part one click HERE. Just quickly, how many of you are into gardening and murder mysteries? now, if by some crazy coincidence you, like me, had not discovered the show "Rosemary and Thyme" then i highly suggest it, I only realised i might like it 3 days ago and i am already up to watching the second last episode of season 2 and i dread when i reach the last episode of season 3 which is also the finale... but all good things must come to an end and this show is AMAZING! hehehe, well enough of my idle chit chat, though i guess that's pretty much all this blog is, I'd best get on with the photos :)
now, i think I'll begin from where i left off in the last post. up the second pathway we go :)
as i went past the bearded iris i saw this wondrous thing. thanks to the marvellous powers of the Internet I've been able to find out that this is a watsonia. i received some bulbs, well corms, from my grandma a couple of months back under the belief that they were gladiola, however, when her set of plants flowered she told me that they weren't gladiola and i should just through the corms out because they weren't anything much. seeing as how i couldn't see what the flowers looked like because i couldn't see grandmas and my corms hadn't
of course, i had to take a photo of the bee didn't i :) |
then as i reluctantly dragged myself away from the watsonia, which by the way i took a heap more photos then i bombarded you with :), i then found the amazing ruby red camellia, ain't she just bootifull.
then, next to that and at the end of the row there was this magnificent magnolia, it was so peculiar, i obviously hadn't seen a magnolia in quite some time.
how could i not get more photos of the may bush?
and then this is Cotinus coggygria from southern Europe/china.... it was the only plant with a name tag :), just look at that foliage
well i guess that's it for now, sorry about not posting last night, i slept in the tent in the paddock last night with two friends from school, i figured it was about time i did that again, it was really good fun. and hopefully I'll be able to make another post tomorrow night because I'm staying at another friends house, then Saturday I'm going to the beach for a friends birthday, then I'm staying at a friends house Saturday night, so if you don't hear from me it's not because i don't like you all anymore it's just that I'm off being a kid :) hehehe.... though I'll try get on and upload some photos :)
well, I'm going to go and watch Rosemary and Thyme so I'll speak to you all later :)
Happy Gardening,
Michael
I loved watching rosemary and thyme, it was one of my favourite shows, when it was on. That magnolia looks a lot like Nigra, i have one in the backyard. Have a good time with your mates.
ReplyDeletei've been watching all the episodes on Youtube... :( i only have 1 more episode left before it ends... it's a pitty that all good things have to come to an end.
DeleteHAve a great weekend Michael. I loved your photo of the white irises. Not sure if they'd grow in my garden but I think I might try one day.
ReplyDeleteyou can always try :) i'm certainly be going to try and get some, i have several irises in the garden at the moment and they seem to love it.
DeleteI didnt know camellias had a fragrance!...the magnolia is a real beauty. thank you
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures, the magnolia is a wonderful tree.
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