The late winter weather has been so warm with temperatures around 23-25 degrees. This unseasonably warm weather has resulted in the flowers blooming earlier than expected. Here are some pics from my garden.
Here are some herbs in our garden, ones that have survived the winter. Hopefully the chilli plants, basil and lemon thyme will grow again soon. There is also sage in our garden, forgot to take a photo. It's great to have a herb garden, just a quick snip when we need some herbs.
Rosemary(can u see the serai/lemon grass in the background?)
Flat-leaf parsley
Curry leaves (growing so well now that we've put in the ground)
Common mint (essential for assam and curry laksa)
wowo! I envy your curry plant and lemongradd plant..wish I can plant this kind of plant here:p beautiful orchid and daisy!
ReplyDeletei love your herbs garden, wish i've a space like yours to explore gardening
ReplyDeletewow, you plant so many things in your garden. how nice :D
ReplyDeleteI guess you can well be self sustaining and self sufficient looking at the vegi in your garden.
ReplyDeleteHey first time, take care now
the weather these must be very nice to be able to grow so many pretty plants, or it is you who have green fingers :)
ReplyDeleteChin Nee: No green fingers.. :( lucky the plants are easy to maintain. Just need water and the occasional fertilizer. These tasks have been delegated to my two girls :)
ReplyDeleteYour herb garden looks lovely!!! I have been looking around for curry leaves, and my bro-in-law told me a tiny pot is selling for AUD40 here.
ReplyDeleteYour herb garden looks lovely!!! I have been looking around for curry leaves, and my bro-in-law told me a tiny pot is selling for AUD40 here.
ReplyDeletePrecious: A$40 for a pot of curry leaves plant is too pricey. I was lucky to be given mine from a Msian friend. Maybe your cili padi supplier may know someone who has a plant. It can grow from an off-shoot. If you're in Sydney, I could give you some.
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