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A few fresh garden pics

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The good rain has got the garden moving, a lot of new growth, the stomata’s are breathing well free from dust and the summer root growth is showing in the gardens vigorous growth.

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We are coming into summer and seeing good growth from a wet winter. Nice to enjoy your garden as you slide into your rainy season, thanks for sharing . It all looks quite lovely! Dig,plant,water,repeat! Harry

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On 6/1/2026 at 12:12 AM, Harry’s Palms said:

We are coming into summer and seeing good growth from a wet winter. Nice to enjoy your garden as you slide into your rainy season, thanks for sharing . It all looks quite lovely! Dig,plant,water,repeat! Harry

I like winter, I can get my projects done. Building is a lot easier in winter especially sheds and roofs. And the plants get to relax from heat. I can’t be breaking out in a sweat in the garden working to hard we can’t have that in a modern world.

Richard

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