It has been raining at Upper Gully since early this morning...
...a soft gentle rain unlike the storm and flooding of nearly two weeks ago.The temperature is now 15.4 degrees Celsius - on a December day in Summer!
We have had 7.6mm of rain - just over a quarter on an inch.
The wheelbarrow bunch are doing their own thing...just going crazy.
These Romas Tomatoes may turn out to be the first of the crop.
The Oregano sits in a tub in an old laundry trolley. It is going crazy - trailing everywhere!
These are my pride and joy. The best of my Sugar Loaf Cabbages.
I can't buy sugar loafs in the supermarkets or markets in Melbourne.
I have never grown cabbages before...but, if it's the only way to have sugar loafs....
Sugar Loaf Cabbages are the most delightful, sweetest cabbages...
The hanging baskets look sweet.
I am thrilled with my hydrangea.I bought two teeny-weeny ones three years ago.
They have been in tubs....
until this summer when I have turned them loose.
They are rewarding me with flowers which are white, through pink, to mauve.
2 comments:
I notice you have a link to the Jonson Collection in your sidebar ... have you been to see the house since the current exhibition opened on November 2nd?
This year it's been decorated by folks from up here ... Castlemaine ... including mine own self :]
I haven't managed to make it down yet but am still hoping the opportunity will present itself.
No I haven't been this year - but it sounds interesting to have others, a fellow blogger included, outside Melbourne to decorate. Would you know how long the current exhibition runs? It surely would be too late to get in before Christmas now I would think because one usually has to book well ahead. But if you need someone to make up the numbers just email me at misseagleatbluebottledotcom. Would love to join in the jollies of the Johnson Collection.
Blessings and bliss
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