While watering the garden pots and vegetable plots this morning, I noticed that many early Spring bloomers were sneaking though.
This Hibiscus is just 30cm high yet it’s covered in orange blooms. I can only imagine the spectacular picture it will make in a few years.
This shrub type of Australian Bottlebrush is just 20cm high yet it has it’s first flower plus at least 6 other buds.
Other low growing Australian natives are showing off their first.
Back ground shade bloomers. (the water lilies are fake)
I love these little pink clusters of flowers.
I don’t think this one is a native but pretty just the same.
These little red bells have been showing off for at least a month and they’re still blooming. I had to include them.
I don’t know yet when the Frangipani will spring to life but every other one I have seen in the neighbourhood are looking the same. There’s plenty of pansies looking their best and more bulbs are coming up in the mean time. The purple Iris is displaying evidence of what’s to come.
The lavender can’t miss out on the attention.
I need to google some of these bulbs. Many of the tags have faded or blown away with the August winds.
I’ll be sharing more next week. Thanks for stopping by our garden. If you can’t find me, I’ll probably be in the garden.
Archived in: I’m in the Garden by Chrissy for Riverside Peace
Love jonquils…and daffydills too 😀
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Thanks Lyn. I found a lone jonquil today but it must have been in bloom a few days. It was beginning to droop.
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They are all just glorious, Chrissy!! 😀
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Amazing
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Yes and it’s amazing and that no matter how young or small a plant, tree or bush is, it’s blooms in the very first season with the full size flower.
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All is coming alive
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Thank you.
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Love the red bells! Blessings, Chrissy!
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They do. Thank you.
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The hibiscus and red bells look stunning.
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