The Papet’s Reserve, another Rockingham water based park, looking east.
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Far south drain at the Garden Island Highway and Rae Road intersection.
Above is the drain looking north west, north of Garden Island Highway. This is where the photograph on 16Apr26 looks across to.Below is the early morning sky looking east.
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Lego Botanical Collection Tiny Plants [10329]
This set has 9 plants in total, these are the 3 largest – L to R:
Carnivorous – Yellow Pitcher Plant [Sarracenia flava]
Tropical – Laceleaf [Anthurium andraeanum]
Arid – Pincushion Cactus [Mammilaria crinita f. zeilmanniana]
Below the full set – L to R:
Small
Tropical – False Shamrock [Oxalis triangularis]
Arid – Britton’s Liveforever [Dudleya brittonii]
Carnivorous – Venus Flytrap [Dionaea muscipula]
Medium
Tropical – Jade Plant [Crassula ovata]
Arid – Eastern Prickly Pear [Opuntia humifusa]
Carnivorous – Red Sundew [Drosera brevifolia]
Large
Tropical – Laceleaf [Anthurium andraeanum]
Arid – Pincushion Cactus [Mammilaria crinita f. zeilmanniana]
Carnivorous – Yellow Pitcher Plant [Sarracenia flava]
Arid
Large – Pincushion Cactus [Mammilaria crinita f. zeilmanniana]
Medium – Eastern Prickly Pear [Opuntia humifusa]
Small – Britton’s Liveforever [Dudleya brittonii]
Carnivorous
Large – Yellow Pitcher Plant [Sarracenia flava]
Medium – Red Sundew [Drosera brevifolia]
Small – Venus Flytrap [Dionaea muscipula]
Tropical
Large – Laceleaf [Anthurium andraeanum]
Medium – Jade Plant [Crassula ovata]
Small – False Shamrock [Oxalis triangularis]
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An update on the eastern garden beds.
SE (above and below) – Mint
NE – Seaside Daisy
NW – Seaside Daisy
SW – Seaside Daisy and Oregano
Raised beds – Seaside Daisy and Frangipani
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Lest We Forget – ANZAC Day
Dawn above, noon below. A new flag for the occasion.
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Rainfall update covering Monday until today.
Date
RangeManual
PeriodManual
YTDDigital
PeriodDigital
YTDBOM
PeriodBOM
YTD20Apr to 24Apr 5.3 123.5 2.4 88.1 5.8 131.2 19Apr – 118.2 – 85.7 – 125.4 17Apr to
18Apr4.0 118.2 0.8 85.7 5.0 125.4 16Apr – 114.2 – 84.9 – 120.4 15Apr 1.0 114.2 1.8 84.9 1.6 120.4 10Apr to
14Apr– 113.2 – 83.1 – 118.8 09Apr 0.4
not emptied113.2 – 83.1 1.2 118.8 07Apr to
08Apr– 112.8 – 83.1 – 117.6 06Apr 2.7 112.8 3.8 83.1 3.0 117.6 31Mar to
05Apr– 110.1 – 79.3 – 114.6 28Mar 15:00 to
30Mar2.5 110.1 0.4 79.3 2.2 114.6 27Mar to 28Mar 15:00 102.0 107.6 72.7 78.9 105.2 112.4 27Feb to 26Mar – 5.6 – 6.2 – 7.2 26Feb 4.0 5.6 4.5 6.2 3.0 7.2 22Feb to 25Feb – 1.6 – 1.7 – 4.2 20Feb to 21Feb – 1.6 0.2 1.7 – 4.2 11Feb to 19Feb – 1.6 – 1.5 – 4.2 10Feb 0.1 1.6 0.4 1.5 – 4.2 27Jan to 09Feb – 1.5 – 1.1 – 4.2 25Jan to 26Jan 1.5 1.5 1.1 1.1 4.2 4.2 01Jan to 24Jan – – – – – – Date
RangeManual
PeriodManual
YTDDigital
PeriodDigital
YTDBOM
PeriodBOM
YTD
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Lego Botanical Collection Tiny Plants [10329]
This set has 9 plants in total, these are the middle 3 – L to R:
Carnivorous – Red Sundew [Drosera brevifolia]
Tropical – Jade Plant [Crassula ovata]
Arid – Eastern Prickly Pear [Opuntia humifusa]
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From the Point Peron lookout, looking south towards the Shoalwater foreshore and Penguin Island is the far distance.
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Lego Botanical Collection Tiny Plants [10329]
This set has 9 plants in total, these are the 3 smallest – L to R: Tropical – False Shamrock [Oxalis triangularis]
Carnivorous – Venus Flytrap [Dionaea muscipula]
Arid – Britton’s Liveforever [Dudleya brittonii]
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Lego Botanical Collection Chrysanthemum [10368]
One of the Four Gentlemen or Four Noble Ones series representing the seasons, chrysanthemum represents autumn.
Given we are in the Australian autumn it is convenient that it is the plant that we already have, the rest will be ordered, likely shown at the start of their season.We’ve seen the Lego flowers, now a look at the various Lego plants in the collection.
We can’t kill these plants, worst treatment is they can collect dust!