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New Zealand garden photos

Posted by pippimac New Zealand (My Page) on
Wed, Sep 30, 09 at 3:36

I've finally worked out the photo thing, so please indulge me...
I'm in the Southern hemishere, so it's spring and the brassicas haven't all bolted yet. (those giant caulis are 'violet Sicilian' and their heads get massive. Impress your friends: grow enormous purple cauliflowers!
And broad beans. Me, the bumblebees and the worms think broad beans rock!
And tomatoes. I've gotta give away loads; my garden's really only big enough for 10 plants. I keep having these sick fantasies featuring hundreds of tomatoes on acres of land.
By the way, the shrubs in the middle/top photo are natives. New Zealand plants aren't showy, but they're beautiful.
tomatoes>broad beans etc>
brassica madnessbroad beanscloseup front garden


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RE: New Zealand garden photos

  • Posted by anney Georgia 8 (My Page) on
    Wed, Sep 30, 09 at 8:56

pippimac

They're beautiful! Have you mixed ornamentals and edibles in the same plots? I see containers and also what look like in-ground plants, too.

[Your last two pictures don't show, but when you click on the little symbols, they open. If you put a Return between the photo links, they will show up one by one vertically.]

I've always wanted to visit New Zealand!


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RE: New Zealand garden photos

Pippimac have you read my reply to your earlier post? In particular are you interested in exchanging chile pepper seeds?
Brien

Here is a link that might be useful: NZ Gardeners and Garlic


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