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Thursday, September 22, 2016


                                                                    Our Garden.
It needs some TLC at the moment but here is a peek
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 We started with just 3 fish now look at them and the front fountain has another few in it!
 We have heaps of frogs and one lives in the lighthouse,the ones we have are black and white.
                                        Always a sign of spring are the good old Daisy.
 Our Fairy Garden got a bit damaged in the winds and storms so Bob built a new fence.
 See the Kookaburra on the little arch a friend sent him to me.
 We are trying the Passionfruit on the back shed wall and we have masses of buds,now we just need the Bees to come.
 Another friend sent me a little package with a postbox a cockatoo and some Fairies so we made this little mini garden.

Soon the weather will be lovely and I can get back out into the garden.I originally did the Fairy Garden with Mum,I used to take her outside and she loved it all.
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5 comments:

  1. Mrs. B, a very peculiar personSeptember 23, 2016 at 7:48 AM

    Good Morning, Carole,

    Your gardens are lovely. I am not creative thus, my gardens are nice but "functional". I've enjoyed the photos of your gardens.
    Your weather down in Australia is warming up and our up here on the Montana prairie is cooling down. Within just two weeks autumn has arrived and the reds, golds, and oranges are spectacularly beautiful.
    It is so good to see you blogging again.

    Blessings to you and Bob,
    Mrs.B

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    1. carole johnstonSeptember 23, 2016 at 1:35 PM

      Lovely to hear from you,the gardens came together as I was nursing Mum full time then and I could take her out and we could "fiddle" about,it seems to have lost its attraction but I must keep it nice or she will come back and get me lol..

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  2. LilbitbritSeptember 23, 2016 at 9:33 AM

    I love you pond and your fairy garden is the best ever idea I'v seen for a tree stump.
    Christy
    Lilbitbit

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    1. carole johnstonSeptember 23, 2016 at 1:36 PM

      There are some great ideas for tree stumps,another is you drill holes in the top and fill with potting mix and put plants in them,I have seen this and they look beautiful.

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  3. annSeptember 29, 2016 at 3:08 AM

    So glad you are posting again. Sorry that it is still so hard missing your mum. It takes time to come to terms with life without loved ones. doesn't matter how old they are it is still so hard. thinking of you. xx Ann

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