Catherine Russell
Tracy T Wilson@CatherineRussell2 Beautiful! I’ve sown a bee-friendly lawn that includes clover and thyme and something pink called heal-all, along with drought-tolerant fescue. It’s just coming up!
Jennifer@CatherineRussell2 Have you made a daisy chain? I wouldn't be able to help myself with that many lovely daisies.
Sonya@CatherineRussell2 the daisies were looking great with me until 4 little girls stopped by and I couldn’t say no to their big pleading eyes as they asked to make daisy-chains….😂😂😂
Sue Vickers-Thompson@CatherineRussell2 Spending the weekend in deepest Kent for my niece's wedding on a glorious day & happy to see that most of the road edgings haven't been mown, leaving loads of flowers & grasses for the bees & insects. Pretty, good for the environment & saves money - wins all round!
NuddaOz Steph🇭🇲@CatherineRussell2 Same here. Not garden but lawns. No mow #winter. As I no longer mow my lawns this time of year, it saves me ($50 - £27) every two weeks. So now it only costs me $50 per month.
A Bit of Trivia. Australian Slang for our Money -
Prawn for the pink five dollar bill, blue swimmer for the blue 10, lobster for the red 20, and pineapple for the yellow 50. The $100 has a few variants as the colour has changed over time. Our money is polymer plastic. 😊
@CatherineRussell2 just mowed my lawns after flooding 3 months ago took everything away.
Sarah E Brook@CatherineRussell2 fabulous, I haven't got a garden, but I have planted some wild flower seeds.
@CatherineRussell2 I really do like this picture. I hope the knees didn’t creak too much getting back up.
cheryl@CatherineRussell2 our communal ground is covered in cow parsley, well l believe that’s what it is.
@CatherineRussell2 thought l would so you my little bit of front garden, from my path looking towards door