I'm sure I'm not the only gardener who's perpetually bewildered and astounded that none (or at least very few - the Chelsea Zantedeschia has gone permanently squidgy so I think it's on its way out) of her plants are dead yet.
And amazingly enough, the polar caps on my Wollemia nobilis have "melted" and new growth is bursting forth!
Notice how the area of new growth and the area on which the robins have crapped (the fat balls are suspended directly above) are identical...
See what it looked like earlier:
And this was the cap before melting (see all the bird poo...):
I can't wait to see how much growth Matildus puts on this year round!
And amazingly enough, the polar caps on my Wollemia nobilis have "melted" and new growth is bursting forth!
Notice how the area of new growth and the area on which the robins have crapped (the fat balls are suspended directly above) are identical...
See what it looked like earlier:
And this was the cap before melting (see all the bird poo...):
I can't wait to see how much growth Matildus puts on this year round!
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