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Heres my first piccy for Green Thumb Sunday!
This is Fire Embers Grevillea,lovely little flowering ground cover,one of the last plants I procured for school for this year, as my budget is getting low.This Grevillea is worth growing for the flowers and I like ground covers as they help protect their neighbours from drying out too much!Not only that ,it has flowered continuelly for the last two months since being planted, with more buds coming!A close up photo of flowers would be handy so wil try to get that later!
Now this is my knitting blog but the Green Thumb has put this site as the main one to participate! So for knitting content,well it will just be on other days!!!!
That's certainly one to look for in the fight against ever-drier gardens. Looks lovely, and I'd really like to see a close up shot.
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Unfortunately, I have the exact opposite of a green thumb!!
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Random Knits
That does look like an interesting ground cover. A close up shot would be great! I love ground cover that is attractive and this sure does fit that!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the group. Hope you have an awesome Sunday!
Blossoming Heart Capture
Interesting plant! Welcome to Green Thumb Sunday...I'm sure you'll enjoy it :))
ReplyDeleteI'm pleased to see that you decided to join the green thumb sunday :-)Warmth welcome!
ReplyDeleteI like ground cover plants, they're so very practical...
Mrs Lifecruiser.com
That is really interesting.
ReplyDeleteI have green thumb and knits in myblog, even in the same post today!
I love our native plants, that is really nice, I must see if I can find one here as I need desperately to plant ground covers.
ReplyDeleteJoining the crowd on wanting a close up....
ReplyDeletePretty. Too bad for me, I have the opposite of the green thumb, too. Like Donna, I guess.
ReplyDeleteGreen Thumb?? I kill weeds!!!
ReplyDeleteGrevilleas are really great except they often exceed the stated growth limits. We have a huge one out the front that supposed to be a small bush.
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