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Tag Archives: creeping fig
Birdbath Upgrade
The birdbath is doing really well. Birds love it. I even catch them bathing on cold winter days. (At least when it’s sunny out. Update 15 July: Today I saw a currawong bathing and it’s cold, dark and drizzly out there!) The wood … Continue reading
Brussels Sprouts
On Monday, 12 April I planted brussels sprouts seeds in a tray and peas directly in the ground in the pea bed. I also planted about a half-dozen creeping figs along the front wall (and took another half-dozen cuttings for … Continue reading
Posted in Garden
Tagged brussels sprouts, creeping fig, cuttings, lunar planting, peas, planted, propagation, seed
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Sunflowers and others
Today is the last day of the first quarter phase of the moon – tomorrow is a full moon. The last couple of times I defied the lunar calendar the results were tragic. So today I had to get outside … Continue reading
Birdbath visited
For the first time I saw a bird (noisy miner) visiting the birdbath today. At first he was just drinking, then he took the plunge in the deep side of the pool and flapped for all he was worth. He … Continue reading
Posted in Garden, Nature
Tagged bee, birds, creeping fig, cuttings, installation, native animals
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