It is dark and miserable outside. I am grey and miserable inside.
But yesterday this fabulous acacia was bright and joyful.
Thank goodness for memories.
Dark and Miserable
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Off The Edge Gardening
Think yellow…bright and beautiful. All plants great and small, yes looking back through posts reminds one what the garden will look like in a few weeks. In the meantime: sow some seeds.
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Hope for the future 🙂 x
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We do pick up feelings from the weather. Wishing you blue skies soon!
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Thanks 🙂
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It’s the same here, both the weather and me. xx
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Horrid isn’t it?! x
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The sun yesterday was certainly a boost for the energy and the mood, sadly to be deflated today. The discovery of another leak has not improved my mood. When, oh when will this horrid weather be over!
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We are living similar lives. One leak after another!
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Roofers and builders are going to be in demand!
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Not had good experiences with either. 😡
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Me neither… but I’m going to have to find someone to fix my problems. Sigh… 😕
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A friend has one inside her open porch, it is a cheerful delight to see in these drab days.
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So cheerful!
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I’m sorry you’re having such horrid weather, but that mimosa sure is a little ray of sunshine.
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It is, quite exotic here, but I suppose a lot more common for you. Once when I worked at Cliffe a visitor from Tasmannia was marvelling at all the antipodean plants we were growing. She told me that her ambition was to have a traditional English rose garden. 🙂
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Do you grow it outside? Mine has to live in the greenhouse and it will soon be too big. What a joy it is, little balls of sunshine, just what we need just now with so much doom and gloom and vile weather.
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This belongs to a client. It is outside, in a sheltered and sunny(ish) courtyard. Lovely!
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I’ve decided to get on with sewing projects listening to Genesis and Jacqueline du Pre playing the cello. And dreaming of better weather and how my tulips will look in a few weeks time.
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Have you heard Sheku’s new CD?
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Don’t be grey let’s go to Rosemoor and have some fun 😊
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😀
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Surely it can’t last forever……
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I am hoping …..
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Acacia dealbata?! That is one of the most aggressively invasive of the naturalize exotics here! . . . but it is pretty in bloom regardless.
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Not here it isn;t, too cold and wet. One man’s poison is another woman’s food. Or something like that anyway. 🙂
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Many of us who grew up with acacias are rather fond of them. We just do not admit to it. There are several that are not so invasive. I would like to plant at least one for the bloom. Acacia dealbata bloom looks like that of other species, but I like other species because their bloom looks like Acacia dealbata. If I live in town, where I would not be too concerned with it getting away, I just might plant an Acacia dealbata. If my friends comment on it, I would just tell them it is another species.
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