Showing posts with label wisteria. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wisteria. Show all posts

Wednesday, 1 October 2014

October Theme: Wisteria Worship/Wonderland

A year ago, I started my blog with the theme of Spring. 

At this time of the year in Australia, it's too hard not to fall under the magic spell of spring - that undefinable magic in the air, the heady scent of blossoms, brightly-coloured flowers and shades of emerald and peridot everywhere to gladden winter-weary eyes, bees waking up, birds squabbling, and a thousand and one tiny insects exploring the wonder of the world...

So this month, I'll focus on spring but with a twist - wisteria worship and wisteria wonderland. 

We are fortunate enough to have a magnificent, rambling wisteria cannibalising part of the fence. And every spring, the wisteria comes out to play in full joy.

I hope you like wisterias - because we're in for 30-odd days of them!!


Sunday, 24 August 2014

Tuesday, 1 April 2014

Wading through Wisteria


Like the photinia, the wisteria is recklessly shooting out new tendrils, even as other wisteria leaves turn an unmistakable butter-yellow. 

Wednesday, 9 October 2013

Wisteria in Spring Snow


 The wisteria this time last year in 2012, greeting - no, being greeted by - the unexpected spring snow.

This almost looks like a black-and-white photo... It isn't!

ReeDaBee