"Marutchi" BarbaraH*REMOVE wrote in message
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! For some reason I thought you were in Holland but these look positively
tropical!

Mary

Mary Fisher wrote:

! For some reason I thought you were in Holland but these look
positively tropical!


LOL I live in Australia, in the sub tropics.

"Marutchi" BarbaraH*REMOVE wrote in message
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Mary Fisher wrote:

! For some reason I thought you were in Holland but these look
positively tropical!


LOL I live in Australia, in the sub tropics.

I wonder why I thought that - is/was there someone else from Holland?

Mary

On Tue, 02 Oct 2007 10:23:23 -0500, Sj wrote:

Nice pics of your home & garden ... the fern
skeletons are pretty interesting too ... thanks
for everything you post

Sj
I will second all of that.
joevan

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"Marutchi" BarbaraH*REMOVE wrote:

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Does it rain there a lot? :-)
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Sj wrote:
Nice pics of your home & garden ... the fern
skeletons are pretty interesting too ... thanks
for everything you post

Thanks Sj.

joevan wrote:
Nice pics of your home & garden ... the fern
skeletons are pretty interesting too ... thanks
for everything you post

Sj
I will second all of that.

Thank you Joevan.

Omelet wrote:

Does it rain there a lot? :-)

Not anymore, we used to have a high rainfall, but these days it's very dry.
I do have my own bore, which keeps my plants alive in the meantime.

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"Marutchi" BarbaraH*REMOVE wrote:

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Very lush, Barbara, in spite of the dry conditions. It looks heavenly.

You are just heading into spring, now, but it probably never gets very
cold there, I'd guess.

Dave

Dave Moorman wrote:
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"Marutchi" BarbaraH*REMOVE wrote:

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Very lush, Barbara, in spite of the dry conditions. It looks
heavenly.

Thanks Dave, I have a bore so can keep my plants alive, though it damages
the foliage of delicate plants. :-)



You are just heading into spring, now, but it probably never gets very
cold there, I'd guess.

Depends on what you call cold. :-) Anything under 20 C is cold to me. :-D
We did have a very cold snap this past winter, set records in some areas, I
think it got down to 2 C in our area, thankfully it was only a day or two.

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"Marutchi@depot" wrote:

Dave Moorman wrote:
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"Marutchi" BarbaraH*REMOVE wrote:

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Very lush, Barbara, in spite of the dry conditions. It looks
heavenly.

Thanks Dave, I have a bore so can keep my plants alive, though it damages
the foliage of delicate plants. :-)



You are just heading into spring, now, but it probably never gets very
cold there, I'd guess.

Depends on what you call cold. :-) Anything under 20 C is cold to me. :-D
We did have a very cold snap this past winter, set records in some areas, I
think it got down to 2 C in our area, thankfully it was only a day or two.

We can go a month or so without going above 0 C, so it's definitely
different. (Near the southern end of Lake Michigan, US Midwest) We
always appreciate southern folks who post summery pictures - helps us
get through winter.

joevan wrote in
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On Tue, 02 Oct 2007 10:23:23 -0500, Sj wrote:

Nice pics of your home & garden ... the fern
skeletons are pretty interesting too ... thanks
for everything you post

Sj
I will second all of that.
joevan

Me too! Lovely garden! Just heaven.

FragileWarrior wrote:


Me too! Lovely garden! Just heaven.

We like it too. :-)