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The East Side: Then and Now

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Here is a gallery of pics showing the progression of the East Side Garden – I managed to find some pics that quite old, so you really get to see how the East Side has changed and progressed over the last few years…

 

Very humble beginnings
The first tree fern was a DUD
nastursiums
not even to the door yet!
starting to fill the ornamental end
These ‘Snap Dragons’ are still giving us flowers, years later
replacement tree fern – looking much better
nasturtiums
look how dead it looks up near the door
The very first Vegie patch! less than a meter long lol
trying to keep birds out of the little vegie patch
Ive made it to the door!
using windmills to try to keep birds away
the tiny hibiscus – its grown so big now
wow – they FILL this space now
damn birds
makes it hard to pick your veg lol
the new strip!
fence damage 😦
East side fence replacement
the new strip
everything has grown so much
productive end of the new strip
(moving on up….) From the East Side
Yellow lanterns – struck by Mum
Bellis
radish and rocket
the seeds have gone really well
Bellis seedlings

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