21/08/2026
A roundup for this week . .
Probably summed up as two opposite features - compost and a 'dry bed'.
The first is obvious for preparing container beds for produce (and Dahlias, of course🏵️🌸🌼😊) being also the garden of Kelmscott Dahlias - Perth WA
That is of course part of the flower, edible, tropical and fruiting areas.
I regret that have to leave some lawn as my landlord wants that to stay, and it does provide my Ted somewhere to stroll!
The second, completely non edible productive, is part of the very dry verge under the enormous tree at the front - all the dry loving plants are there just as a feature.
I think that is better than neighbouring street fronts that range from neatly trimmed lawns to overgrown grass, shrubs and trees!
Inspiration as usual from
Primal Fruits Perth
Susa's Gardening Sanctuary
Edible Gardens by Craig Castree
Kalamunda Plant Company
Kalamunda Garden Festival - Spring *
* I will be here on behalf of Dahlia Growers Perth, WA with info and demos to get your Dahlia Show started in your garden!