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Saturday, September 24, 2022

DAISY HILL FOREST FLOWERS

 I love my morning walks in the forest with my friends. Although it is a bit hard to get out of bed at six in winter it is easy in summer. Now in Spring it is quite pretty with wild flowers blooming. We don't have spectacular wild flowers but some little treasures.

My walking buddies, (L to R) Joan, Helen and Maureen.

Wattle, our national flower.

Hardenbergia violacea

Acacia paradoxa

Solanum seaforthianum

Hardenbergia violacea
Unfortunately I don't know the names of them. I guess I should do some research or get an app that names them for me. Call me lazy. Stop press: My blog friend, Sandra from 'Madsnapper' taught me how to find the names of the plants easily.

Aubriera deltoidea

When I arrived home I was pleased to see the flowers in my planters hanging on the fence hiding the wheelie bins, were looking good. I'm forever planting flowers in these and they are forever dying. Keeping my fingers crossed this time.