More Clearing Out and Odd Weather

Hi Bernie, it’s lovely to see ‘houseplants’ thriving and blooming in their natural environment! The Ginger is particularly lovely. I hope your garden enjoyed its little drink!

Bernie, you have obviously been very hard at work and it looks good. Like Karen I'm impressed with your alocasias. I don't find them easy to grow, although I have managed to keep Azlanii going for a few months without killing it!! I lost Dragon Scale and am amazed at its flowering!
Fascinating blog., thank you.

Your energy puts ne to shame BB...especially in high temperatures.
That last plant Dianella is so sweet,the foliage looks almost fernlike.Just love the Brown pansy Butterflies.

Thank you kindly Karen, Angelat and Meadowland.

I also love the flowers of the Ginger, Karen. They really do catch your eye.

Alocasias do tend to grow fairly easily here Angelat, although sometimes if we have a particularly torrential monsoonal wet season, they suffer and some do die off.

Meadowland, our native Dianella is a really tough plant and is used quite a lot for those challenging parts of a garden. They are really lovely and I particularly love it when they're all blooming at the same time.

Bb, I’m glad you decided to join GoY. It is so interesting to see these plants growing in their natural home, & also the different wild life. I kept the photo of the black butterfly & put it in my butterfly album. I hope that’s ok.

So am I Bernie! You must work very hard in your garden.
So many different areas!

Interesting plants :)

Very kind of you Feverfew. Of course you can keep the butterfly photo. That's not a problem.

Thanks Rose. Yes at the moment there's quite a bit of hard work to get our place back into some sort decent shape. We let it go for too long, but work, family and life in general took precedence as they do sometimes.

Glad you're enjoying seeing the plants that grow here Hywel.

You've been so busy, Bernie! You definitely keep going, all day!!!! I'm loving the Brown Pansy Butterflies, lovely to see.
The flower of the Alocasia is very intriguing. Lovely to see your native plants, really interesting. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks Kate. Don't worry, I take breaks and days off as well! :)

Love reading your blogs Bushbernie. Very different vegetation and wildlife from ours. Thank you for sharing.

I'm happy to share and really glad that people enjoy finding out what it's like here.