The view from my "office"

Oh, No! @RooFlyer, you cannot have sunk so low!?! šŸ¤£
Guilty by AFF association!
 
Thanks. Our trees do not have fruit or pods/seeds etc. I see this tree everywhere in the area and I have never seen fruit.
Perhaps it has a small fruiting window - generally speaking, all flowering plants produce a fruit, some are just very subtle.
 
Roses are doing OK. Some looking raggedy but some thriving giving out branches everywhere. Lots of flowers, lots of new buds. Bought 4 new plants.

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Built another garden bed. Here I'm going to try hydrangeas. They look gorgeous but can be expensive with up to $30/plant.

The locals have never seen anything like it. We planted on a Tuesday morning from memory and more than a dozen people stopped to have a look with some coming inside to take photos and ask questions.

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I'm hoping they'll end up like these hydrangeas I saw in Earlwood in Sydney last week.

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We also bought another 3 flower trees with purple and pink flowers. Think they will take some time to grow.

Can I still call it a humble home?
 
Roses are doing OK. Some looking raggedy but some thriving giving out branches everywhere. Lots of flowers, lots of new buds. Bought 4 new plants.

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Built another garden bed. Here I'm going to try hydrangeas. They look gorgeous but can be expensive with up to $30/plant.

The locals have never seen anything like it. We planted on a Tuesday morning from memory and more than a dozen people stopped to have a look with some coming inside to take photos and ask questions.

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I'm hoping they'll end up like these hydrangeas I saw in Earlwood in Sydney last week.

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We also bought another 3 flower trees with purple and pink flowers. Think they will take some time to grow.

Can I still call it a humble home?
Itā€™s your sanctuary so its paradise.
To me my home is as much emotional as bricks and mortar (humble or not)!
EnjoyšŸŒ»
 
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Roses are doing OK. Some looking raggedy but some thriving giving out branches everywhere. Lots of flowers, lots of new buds. Bought 4 new plants.

View attachment 429435

View attachment 429437

View attachment 429442

Built another garden bed. Here I'm going to try hydrangeas. They look gorgeous but can be expensive with up to $30/plant.

The locals have never seen anything like it. We planted on a Tuesday morning from memory and more than a dozen people stopped to have a look with some coming inside to take photos and ask questions.

View attachment 429446

I'm hoping they'll end up like these hydrangeas I saw in Earlwood in Sydney last week.

View attachment 429447

We also bought another 3 flower trees with purple and pink flowers. Think they will take some time to grow.

Can I still call it a humble home?
Hydrangeas grow readily from cuttings. You should never need to buy one.
 

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