| Greg's garden: flowers in early spring 2016 |
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These are the flowers we had in the garden in early spring 2016, taken mainly on 16 September 2016. They're not all overly pretty, but the purpose of the photos is to record what was in the garden at the time.
Probably the most interesting thing about the garden is how many flowers have survived the winter, in particular the Cannas and Petunias, though the Alyssums have weathered better than usual:
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Yes, they're not pretty, but who knows what they will do now that winter is over? Of course, the weeds are on their way:
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Other things that are flowering better than I expected are the Cyclamen and the Camellia japonica:
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I can't recall either flowering that profusely in Kleins Road. Clearly it's time to plant the Camellia.
The Anigozanthos that Sasha chewed a year ago has also survived:
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Soon we'll be able to plant it.
The spring bulbs are in the middle phase: some (surprisingly, including tulips) have finished flowering, and others have yet to flower:
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Outside the house, the Acacias have been in bloom for some time. Here's one that I don't recognize:
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Here's the rest:
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