Weird things in the Garden.
 

Middle of summer in Sydney and I have wisteria in flower and a magnolia soulangeana with a bloom on
it.

I'm hoping it is a sign that the drought is ending.

Weird things in the Garden.
 

Weird things in the Garden.
 

Weird things in the Garden.
 

Jonno wrote:
wrote:

Middle of summer in Sydney and I have wisteria in flower and a
magnolia soulangeana with a bloom on
it.
I'm hoping it is a sign that the drought is ending.



Er youre having a drought?

Neighbour says 3" of rain since the weekend. This is Sydney.
We were surprised, but then the tank (5KL did go up by half).

Weird things in the Garden.
 

On Wed, 18 Jan 2006 21:52:52 +1100, Jonno wrote:

Middle of summer in Sydney and I have wisteria in flower and a magnolia soulangeana with a bloom on
it.

I'm hoping it is a sign that the drought is ending.



Er youre having a drought?

Yep.

Still have heavy water restrictions here.

Weird things in the Garden.
 

G'day
I checked my Wisteria when I read the message and sure enough it has
flowers too! The Magnolia isn't in bloom as yet but it does have buds.
I'm on the MidNorthCoast NSW.

Bronwyn ;-)1

Trish Brown wrote:
wrote:

Middle of summer in Sydney and I have wisteria in flower and a
magnolia soulangeana with a bloom on
it.
I'm hoping it is a sign that the drought is ending.



Yes! Me too! I have a wisteria in full leaf and with about a dozen
flower spikes on it! Weird! There are magnolias all round the place with
both flowers and leaves on. Even weirder! I think it's more a sign of
changing climate. Or something. =:-0

Weird things in the Garden.
 

I'm in Newcastle. Something strange if going on here too. Having set a good
crop I would be expecting my pumpkins to start dying off about now - but no,
they've put on a burst of growth and are now covered in new flowers. We
haven't had Sydney's rain - only about 15mm in the last couple of weeks.
Geoff
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Middle of summer in Sydney and I have wisteria in flower and a magnolia
soulangeana with a bloom on
it.

I'm hoping it is a sign that the drought is ending.