I also got another couple of plants that were unknown to me - one, a fragrant Mexican orange blossom, to act as a screen between us and the neighbours, in the only bare spot:
and a mandevilla hybrid called Sun Parasol:
I expect this one to climb the stairs, thus hiding the wire balustrade between the pool and the upper deck.
I will look at them every day and get all excited when they begin to grow! I hope I've chosen things that possums don't like, otherwise they could all disappear overnight! Maybe I should leave some fruit scraps out as a substitute. I've never lived with possums before - we often hear them clambering about on the roof or scampering along the deck.
I was very taken by the gentle look in the kangaroo's eyes, Winifred. It's a wonderful close shot. Maybe it's mother and joey, both obviously not the least bit nervous of humans.
I will look at them every day and get all excited when they begin to grow! I hope I've chosen things that possums don't like, otherwise they could all disappear overnight! Maybe I should leave some fruit scraps out as a substitute. I've never lived with possums before - we often hear them clambering about on the roof or scampering along the deck.
I was very taken by the gentle look in the kangaroo's eyes, Winifred. It's a wonderful close shot. Maybe it's mother and joey, both obviously not the least bit nervous of humans.
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Hope they all do well. Picture of a possum please...and where do they live? We fight a continuing battle with slugs and snails - more so than in any garden I have ever tended in my life, but I have to say they don't scamper about! This year they have had ALL the lettuce and raddish and have reluctantly shared the tomato crop with us. Maybe because our back garden is very damp most of the time. xx
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