What's up doc? A daily photograph of Bugs Bunny!
It’s still winter, but many of the plants are starting to flower.
Above is the rosemary in the Front garden.
Below are several grevillea olivacea, the first in a hard standing raised bed, then in the northern part of the native garden, and the bottom some buds ready to flower, which we’ll show when they do.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grevillea_olivacea
The indoor mint and rosemary continue to thrive (even if the mint is a bit scraggy)!
This is six months of daily photographs!
The rosemary in the Front garden. There is rosemary in two places so that in a few (ten?) years when they need replacing they can be staggered.
An update on the indoor mint and rosemary – going well!
Aiding that was the installation of LED grow lights for all the indoor plants on 17Apr26, all loving that, more updates in the coming weeks.
This is now four months of daily photographs achieved!
Another attempt at indoor mint and rosemary, this time in soil.
The rosemary plants are cuttings that have rooted, and the mint are from the rooted cuttings that were initially planned for outside.
Unfortunately despite the rosemary developing roots in the water, it hasn’t surrived being forced to be hydroponic. The mint will continue alone for now, it has developed extra shoots.
All the other plants shown so far are thriving, updates coming when there are discernible changes / growth.
The rosemary roots are on the left.
