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Early spring blues 11Sep08
The bright reds, oranges and yellows of my spring garden need the cooling contrast of blue. -
Blooms from dry climates 23Aug09
Some plants from the Mediterranean region, Madeira and the Canary Islands thrive in dry sunny spots and bloom in late winter in Sydney. -
Tall summer volunteers 16Jan10
These will provide colour and form in your garden every summer. -
A stroll amongst Amaranthaceae 24Apr10
This plant family has some exotic members, and they are well suited to our climate. -
Rambling through spring 19Sep10
An afternoon visiting gardens brings delight and inspiration. -
A profusion of spring annuals 01Oct10
A visit to a friend's garden reminded me of the value of self-seeding spring annuals. -
Amazing green flowers 12Dec10
A bunch of flowers with some green carnations reminded me of the fascination of green blooms. -
Summer garden blues 06Feb11
We have endured one of the hottest weeks on record in our gardens, but plants have still provided solace. -
Good-looking leaves 10Jul11
A stroll in the garden reveals many plants with attractive winter foliage. -
Annual delights 28Aug11
Spring-flowering annual plants can bring colour and interest to the smallest garden. -
Survival tactics 02Oct11
A trip to the country shows the tenacity of some tough plants. -
Poppies! 30Oct11
I have always loved poppies and poppy-like flowers. -
Grown from seed 03Nov13
Plants I have grown from seed have a special cachet. -
Sumptuous summer annuals 03Aug14
Summer annuals can provide brilliant colour. -
Perennial annuals 05Oct14
Many annuals can live on. -
Late spring volunteers 01Nov15
Many self-seeding annuals bloom now. -
Filling summer gaps 03Feb19
Potted colour comes to the rescue!