gardeningunderthesoutherncross.blogspot.com
Gardening Under the Southern CrossThe trials and tribulations of one Aussie gardener's adaptation to the changing climate.
http://gardeningunderthesoutherncross.blogspot.com/
The trials and tribulations of one Aussie gardener's adaptation to the changing climate.
http://gardeningunderthesoutherncross.blogspot.com/
TODAY'S RATING
>1,000,000
Date Range
HIGHEST TRAFFIC ON
Saturday
LOAD TIME
0.5 seconds
16x16
32x32
PAGES IN
THIS WEBSITE
7
SSL
EXTERNAL LINKS
1
SITE IP
216.58.194.161
LOAD TIME
0.525 sec
SCORE
6.2
Gardening Under the Southern Cross | gardeningunderthesoutherncross.blogspot.com Reviews
https://gardeningunderthesoutherncross.blogspot.com
The trials and tribulations of one Aussie gardener's adaptation to the changing climate.
gardeningunderthesoutherncross.blogspot.com
Gardening Under the Southern Cross: Fruit Thinning
http://gardeningunderthesoutherncross.blogspot.com/2012/10/fruit-thinning.html
Gardening Under the Southern Cross. The trials and tribulations of one Aussie gardener's adaptation to the changing climate. Sunday, October 7, 2012. Longer days, warmer weather, gentle sunshine – what’s not to like about spring? The occasional blasts from the Antarctic to remind us that we live near Melbourne no doubt. And the wind. Ahhhhh the wind! Lucy Corrander at Loose and Leafy. March 9, 2014 at 11:15 PM. I confess this is a copy and paste message - but I want to get around as many nature and garde...
Gardening Under the Southern Cross: February Already!
http://gardeningunderthesoutherncross.blogspot.com/2012/02/february-already.html
Gardening Under the Southern Cross. The trials and tribulations of one Aussie gardener's adaptation to the changing climate. Tuesday, February 21, 2012. My sole concession to the increased moisture in the soil thus far, is to replant the red cannas. That have been languishing in a pot for years. And the love-in-the-mist (Nigella sp.). As it has not stopped growing since spring. It seems each day I spot another whippy growth reaching for the sky. These I have shortened as they have appeared and th...Durin...
Gardening Under the Southern Cross: Open Garden
http://gardeningunderthesoutherncross.blogspot.com/2011/10/open-garden.html
Gardening Under the Southern Cross. The trials and tribulations of one Aussie gardener's adaptation to the changing climate. Sunday, October 30, 2011. Oh well you never can predict the weather so one good day isn't bad I expect. Its just that I still have a lot of plants to sell. October 30, 2011 at 9:45 PM. October 31, 2011 at 8:41 AM. Yes a bit stressful but all over now thank goodness. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I garden at the foothills of the Macedon Ranges, Victoria, Australia. Occasionall...
Gardening Under the Southern Cross: Goodbye Indian Summer
http://gardeningunderthesoutherncross.blogspot.com/2012/05/goodbye-indian-summer.html
Gardening Under the Southern Cross. The trials and tribulations of one Aussie gardener's adaptation to the changing climate. Thursday, May 17, 2012. And there goes our Indian summer. Almost overnight it seems we’ve gone from air conditioners to heating. Suddenly you no longer sweat while working in the garden but need a scarf around your neck and a beanie not a sunhat on your head. Yuk! I love our Indian summer and every year mourn its departure. My Chinese windmill palm. Has doubled in size as has the.
Gardening Under the Southern Cross: Winter is here
http://gardeningunderthesoutherncross.blogspot.com/2012/07/winter-is-here.html
Gardening Under the Southern Cross. The trials and tribulations of one Aussie gardener's adaptation to the changing climate. Monday, July 9, 2012. In late June in a last burst of vibrant colour in the garden I was gobsmacked at the energetic display being put on by two contrasting plants. The yellow centred purple flowers of a hybrid tree dahlia. Called ‘ Timothy Hammett’. Look great next to a mass of the butter yellow copper canyon daisy. Was also a splash of colour as was the deep blue of another sage.
TOTAL PAGES IN THIS WEBSITE
7
Garden Plant Conservation Association of Australia Inc.: Resources
http://gpcaa.typepad.com/settings/resources
Garden Plant Conservation Association of Australia Inc. Resources - Links for Collection Holders. Australian Cultivar Registration Authority. Australian Plant Name Index. Australian Governments Species Profile and Threats Database (SPRAT). AQIS (Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service). ASRIS (Australian Soil Research Information System). Bureau of Meteorology - Rainfall Forecast. Bureau of Meteorology - Weather Watch Radar Network. Climate Zones and Indigenous Seasonal Calendars. Registering a plan...
TOTAL LINKS TO THIS WEBSITE
1
Secure Online Shop
Welcome to our store. The site is currently not available but will be up and running shortly. Please check back to see our great selection of products at the best prices. If you are the store owner, please login to your dashboard for instructions on how to put your store live.
gardeningunderthefloridasun.blogspot.com
Gardening under the Florida sun
Gardening under the Florida sun. Thursday, January 17, 2013. I've been enjoying our nice warm weather. Feels good to be outside not sweating. Tiny Tom Thumb Lettuce. A new one for the garden this year. Thursday, January 3, 2013. Good stuff growing in the garden right now. Beautiful Red Acre Cabbage. Also planted Early Jersey Wakefield. Can't remember the name of the broccoli. Maybe Calabrese? Ruby Red Swiss Chard. Mix of cabbages, romaine, and violas. Friday, November 23, 2012. Labels: Dani wants a turkey.
gardeningundertheinfluence.blogspot.com
Gardening Under The Influence
Monday, April 21, 2014. Good-bye Polar Vortex.Hello Spring? Webster’s dictionary defines winter as: the coldest season of the year, between autumn and spring, astronomically from the December solstice to the March equinox in the northern hemisphere. Spring is defined as: the season after winter and before summer, in which vegetation begins to appear, in the northern hemisphere from March to May. Gardening Under The Influence. Wednesday, February 20, 2013. My Kingdom For A Blowtorch. I have this great des...
gardeningunderthesoutherncross.blogspot.com
Gardening Under the Southern Cross
Gardening Under the Southern Cross. The trials and tribulations of one Aussie gardener's adaptation to the changing climate. Sunday, October 7, 2012. Longer days, warmer weather, gentle sunshine – what’s not to like about spring? The occasional blasts from the Antarctic to remind us that we live near Melbourne no doubt. And the wind. Ahhhhh the wind! Monday, July 9, 2012. In late June in a last burst of vibrant colour in the garden I was gobsmacked at the energetic display being put on by two contrasting...
Gardening Unlimited
Santa Cruz – West. Santa Cruz – East. San Jose – Bascom. San Jose – Pomona. Chicago – North. Chicago – South. News & Info. Http:/ santacruz-hydroponics.gardeningunlimited.com/. Http:/ southbay-hydroponics.gardeningunlimited.com/. Http:/ healthyharvest.gardeningunlimited.com/. Http:/ growyourown.gardeningunlimited.com. Http:/ portland-hydroponics.gardeningunlimited.com/. Http:/ corvallis-hydroponics.gardeningunlimited.com/. Http:/ chicago-roots.gardeningunlimited.com. Http:/ www.ehydroponics.com/. If you’...
gardeningupstream.blogspot.com
Gardening Upstream
With the generous help of my grandma, I am spending this spring and summer learning how to garden. By plunging in headfirst. This blog is a narrative of my adventures. Friday, August 3, 2012. As usual, I came home from Grandma's with more peppers than I need, and a handful of cherry tomatoes, although for some reason the big tomatoes are ripening slowly. I also found two ripe eggplants. And I remembered there were some carrots that were too little a few weeks ago, so I dug them up today. I walked home fr...
gardeninguptoeleven.blogspot.com
Gardening Turned Up to Eleven
Gardening Turned Up to Eleven. Saturday, June 20, 2015. Bloom Day - June 2015. I'm late for Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day, but while I wait for the front yard to be ready for pictures, I wanted to document at least some of my blooms for June. So far, the weather has been weird - colder than normal until last weekend, and then up to 100 deg the last 2 weeks. But the blooms keep coming:. Coreopsis Moonbeam starting to bloom. Epilobium canum / california fuchsia. Common Thyme an all white 'Hot Lips' Salvia.
Gardening Guru | advisor for organic home gardening
Advisor for organic home gardening. What “Organic” Means. July 29, 2012. I had some seeds, so I planted seeds. I am so glad I did! I was conscious to plant only seeds of vegetables that were frost tolerant and take a short period of time to grow. It has been about 7 days after planting:. July 17, 2012. This morning I saw the first sprouts in the garden: Radish. They will only take about 20 days to grow, and I planted over 100 of the teeny tiny seeds. June 14, 2012. A ball of red clay and compost. The add...
