Good shots Vic!
What's In My Back Garden (so to speak).
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Vic Balshaw
Major General
It's been a cold blustery day and I need something summery.
Pink Hibiscus.
Double Delight Rose.
Fragrant Cloud Rose.
Pink Hibiscus.
Double Delight Rose.
Fragrant Cloud Rose.
Donivanp
Major
Soothing Vic, quiet soothing.
T Bolt
Colonel
Nice!
Nice shots Vic!
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Vic Balshaw
Major General
It's so cold the poor old garden is suffering from the frosts and antarctic winds. Hooray for photos.
Some lovely natural spring sweet peas.
A Dale Chihuly glass garden art.
Orchids.
Some lovely natural spring sweet peas.
A Dale Chihuly glass garden art.
Orchids.
Viking1066
Chief Master Sergeant
Gorgeous as always!
Good shots Vic!
Donivanp
Major
I'm not an Aussie so I'll ask, Wallaby or Kangaroo? I'm assuming a wallaby as it looks smaller.
Yes, Wallaby
Donivanp
Major
We got to go to a park outside of Darwin which had some Wallaby's and saltwater crocks. Don't recall seeing any kangaroo's there though. All the pickups and range rovers had hughe steel bumper they called roo catchers and everyone seemed to hate the "Big Red's". I guess they were a nuisance like deer are in the states.
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Vic Balshaw
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Nice shot, must be wanting your grass or maybe you have a good veggie patch, water could be another reason if you've been short on rain.
We have a family that lives on our 5 acre propertyNice shot, must be wanting your grass or maybe you have a good veggie patch, water could be another reason if you've been short on rain.
Donivanp
Major
I planted three Cannes lilies in my front yard to discourage the freaking "yard nazies" from constant write ups!!!!
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
If I hit the lottery and buy a house, I will plant indigenous, endangered flora that I will be banned, by law, from trimming.
Donivanp
Major
I LIKE THAT IDEA
special ed
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I read some time back about a California resident who had a strange shaped back yard which prevented him from mowing a small narrow piece. He often let it grow and had neighbor complaints. When an inspector came, the resident claimed it was his "nature area" and that claim was accepted.
