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Ah Autumn
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Posted by Raymondo Sydney Aust (My Page) on Mon, Mar 7, 05 at 5:02
| Leaves are about to turn, for those of you who have four seasons that is. The tropics can look forward to lessening humidity, a good thing too because I want to visit my grandkids again. They live a little north of Brisbane.
Green Harvest have issued their Autumn Green Notes, worth a look if you haven't seen it.
Enjoy. |
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RE: Ah Autumn
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Don't be fooled by the cool weather Ray, there's still plenty of time for another heatwave!
When it does finally get cold I'm planning a big bonfire to get rid of the tree stump I now have gracing my garden.
It is nice to start thinking of winter veges & clearing up the garden ready for next year. |
RE: Ah Autumn
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And there's a cyclooon brewin up north..
cheers |
RE: Ah Autumn
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| The humidity has sure dropped. My resurgent tommy plants are going gangbusters. |
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| I went to pull out my Black Krim on the weekend as it appeared fully dead, when I noticed a small but strong new shoot at the bottom of the plant. So, I pruned off all but the shoot and it is taking off. Done the same with Aussie and Spooks Polish. |
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| This is an test to see if Luddite Grub is online with Autumn ADSL... |
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| Just picked my first resurgent Purple calabash. Sorry, et it before the photo. Aubergines going off their heads. Got 'em everywhere. Seems Autumn is Sydney's best season for growing. |
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| I agree with you there adam, it's just too hot & humid in summer & spring is over in a flash. My garden is going really well now the fences are fixed & I can keep the chooks out. I'm hoping to do a good lot of planting this weekend. |
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