A good garden should have many plants that look interesting whether in
flower or not. This is especially necessary during the drab
winter months. But when the warmer seasons come it has to be the flowers
that take pride of place. Be it the perky little faces of the pansies
or the stately blooms of the bush rose, flowers dominate and define the
the summer garden. Although it is actually the spring that is the most rewarding
season in this corner of Australia. Each year I try a few strangers out
in the hanging baskets and the garden beds but the old favourites usually
turn out to be the most reliable. Alysium; Pansies; Petunias; Lobillia;
Geraniums; Fuchsias; etc; they never seem to fail me and, like dear old friends,
turn up season after season. Undemanding and co-operative.
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