Springtime is happening downunder

Post #1 uechin11TextileAlways best dressed in my birthday suit.

Growing time actually hasn't stopped here during winter, however now, that spring has sprung downunder, things are bright and colorful again.

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Post #2 AussieDainSuper NudistToo long constrained by expectations of society.Time to live and enjoy as nature intended

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by AussieDainTextile

Thank goodness - a great excuse to get outside, enjoy some sunshine and nude time - all in the interests of helping the garden grow, naturally.

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Post #3 AussieDainSuper NudistToo long constrained by expectations of society.Time to live and enjoy as nature intended

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by AussieDainTextile

Seems to have been a very slow start to spring this year which is probably the result of a very very dry winter. Where has the rain gone?aside from wanting to avoid seeing plants I distress despite much watering I really hope for an extra burst on the privacy hedges.

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Post #4 TevitaBarefoot

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by TevitaTextile

Mulch, Mulch,mulch mulch mulch! Also use old plants to protect young ones, for example my Black Russians are past their productive life but I'm using their vines to protect my Lebanese Cucumbers which I have planted down among their stems.David

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