What's Looking Good in February 2024

[lifegardener]

Another of our - very healthy - Bearrs Line.
This one has been fed a steady diet of leaf litter and pine needles.

 

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Early last season we planted sweet pea bush (three of them are shown) on the hillside leading down from our home. This hillside was essentially bare, so we decided to leave the fallen eucalyptus and pine tree material on the ground from last fall, where it continues to break down from the rain, reducing run off, keeps the ground temperature moderated, and improves the soil quality – the soil life – rapidly.

The small ground green growth are a mixture of wildflowers and micro clover – nature will decide what grows where.

 

[Logan]

Not in my garden, Wild plum blossom

 

[zigs]

 

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First prize in the flowering cactus or succulent section of this months Cactus competition

 

[Logan]

First prize in the flowering cactus or succulent section of this months Cactus competition

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That's good Zigs well done.

 

[zigs]

That's good Zigs well done.

Cheers Logan

 

[Sheal]

A feather in your cap Zigs!

 

[zigs]

A feather in your cap Zigs!

Ta Sheal

 

[Logan]

Cheers Logan

Your welcome

 

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