| Greg's garden: flowers in late spring 2016 |
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These are the flowers we had in the garden in late spring 2016, taken mainly on 15 November 2016. They're not all overly pretty, but the purpose of the photos is to record what was in the garden at the time.
Things are still not even close to the way I want them to look, but the real surprise were the roses:
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Given the lack of protecting, they're doing remarkably well.
The Solanum laxum that we planted last year still isn't dead, but you need to look for it:
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I think it's getting both too much sun and too much wind. But where can we put it?
The Anigozanthos that Sasha chewed up last year seems to have completely recovered:
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The Iris in the bathtub (to be put in the trough round the verandah, if we ever finish it) flowered relatively briefly earlier in the month, but they're already as good as done for:
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But gradually Gladioli and the Strelitzia regina are coming:
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Indoors, it seems that we have finally found the right lighting for our Spathiphyllum:
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Previously it was either too dark (no flowers) or too bright (flowers that went greenish and died quickly).
Here's the rest:
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