Here is a great selection of images from a garden in Eltham, also some from Warrandyte Kinglake Conservation Reserve, and from Happy Valley Track in Watsons Creek. These were taken by one of our members, Sue, in April, when we were able to wander locally.
Sue’s garden in Eltham is quite new, just over 3 years old. She inherited a very old, overgrown, mostly exotic garden and has worked to turn it into a native garden in that time. It is on clay with some steep sections and has large trees in surrounding gardens providing shade in hers. She still couldn’t resist planting a few trees but otherwise likes small plants, grasses and groundcovers.
There’s lots to look forward to when we can wander once again. Meanwhile enjoy your own gardens – gardening is great exercise, and relaxing for the mind.
Brachyscome ‘Mauve Delight’ – Eltham
Pelargonium australe – Eltham
Grevillea ‘Poorinda Royal Mantle’ – Eltham
Eremophila microtheca – Eltham
Xerochrysum bracteatum – Eltham
Correa ‘Trixibelle’ – Eltham
Hemiandra pungens – Eltham
Veronica ‘Monty’s Blue’ – Eltham
Wahlenbergia stricta – Eltham
Leptorhynchos squamatus – Eltham
Brachyscome ‘Lemon Twist’ – Eltham
Eucalyptus leucoxylon ssp megalocarpa – Eltham
Eucalyptus leucoxylon ssp megalocarpa – Eltham
Grevillea rosmarinifolia – Eltham
Correa sp. – Eltham
Brachyscome ‘Mauve Delight’ – Eltham
Epacris impressa – Warrandyte Kinglake Conservation Reserve
Lomandra filiformis ssp filiformis – Warrandyte Kinglake Conservation Reserve
Eriochilus cucullatus – Happy Valley Track Watsons Creek. Image EG.
Pterostylis parviflora – – Happy Valley Track Watsons Creek. Image EG.
Leucopogon ericoides – – Happy Valley Track Watsons Creek
Tetratheca ciliata – Happy Valley Track Watsons Creek
Drosera whittakeri – Happy Valley Track Watsons Creek
Images: Sue Gwilym, and Evan Gwilym.
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