Part of a Brug hedge, with a Jean Pasko lookalike at the end
Few Pics from the garden going into summer
Part of the hedge in full flower: these are FP x suaveolens about 18 months old. Not very exciting but the do well!
Other side of the Brug hedge...
Bit of pink screening pool
Bit of the pergola thingy (actually the frame of an old shed)
Beautiful pictures, Alistair.
That is simply gorgeous! I love how you landscaped everything.
Breath taking!
That is just beautiful!
Caren
Wow! That is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing!
Wonderful pics! I just got back from a month in Sydney. My son married a Sydneysider in November. What part of Sydney do you live in? I must say that I fell in love with the area.
Lovely to see you over here, Alistair! Your gardens are goreous as always! A kiss for Turbo.
Gorgeous!
must smell like heaven...
-T
If I ever get another vacation I know where I will be going. Really pretty. Good job and thanks for sharing.
The fragrance must be incredible! Just so grand.
Ohhh, I cant wait for spring!!!! Your place is soooo beautiful!!!!
Thanks all: it was good to see all your N Hemishpere pics during our winter!
I think I might have over-egged the pudding a bit - we had to close all the windows at night because the scent was really overpowering: but that's a very "high quality" Brug problem to have lol. If only mites were as easy to deal with!!!
Liz hope you liked Sydney. Its a great place as big cities go! Hope you went to the botanic gardens (where I worked for 16 years). I have moved out now and live 2 hours south on the coast: one of the wettest areas of the state and good soil, though after 7 years of drought it isn't quite what it was, but there is still rainforest on the hills around us. Gets very hot here but still seem to be able to manage to keep a wide range of Brugs incl sanguineas.
Hi Braveheartsmom!! Turbo sends a lick. Mercifully its road-kill aroma will be undetectable to you!!! Here he is (left) with his wife Betty.
Alistair everything is so beautiful