Category: Photography Tags: beauty, Botanic gardens, flowers, Hobart, Photography, spring, taking the time to let it all sink in
It’s early spring here in southern Tasmania; no doubt about it. The bulbs have pushed their green fingers through wet soil, the daffodils have thrust their cheerful faces towards the sky and the garden is gently unfurling itself, seeking the warming sun. The nights are still chilly but the days are lighter and warmer, and this weekend the first bees appeared, contentedly buzzing among the bright blue flowers of my borage. It’s… Read More
Spring arrives and life unfurls in scenes of ephemeral joy. The lettuce eater: My lettuce seedlings have been disappearing. There one day, eaten down to the dirt the next. Neighbours and fellow gardeners laid the blame on the lady brushtail possum who lives in the old conifer across the way (and has lately had a few enamoured late night callers who make their way across my roof – ah, Spring), so I… Read More
Category: Anecdotes, Gardening, Photography, Weekend photo zen Tags: anecdotes, blossom, celebrating the seasons, Gardening, pest control, photo, rats, spring, Weekend photo zen
The shape of things to come