This is a fine display of tassels from one of the toi tois we planted when we moved into this place. They make great wind breaks, give us some privacy and they're fast growing.
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- Hi there, It's fun checking out the garden to see what wild life is lurking, the scenery on my travels, or simply the weather. I am using a Canon EOS 1000D digital camera. To see previous photos, please click on "older posts" at the bottom of the page. Any comments/tech hints etc are welcome.
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It HAS been a while since I dropped around!
They're also beautiful, Gecko. Lovely photo, as always.
Have a wonderful Easter!
Yes. Yes it IS a while Os.....;)
It is some time since you visited OB, you're welcome anytime :)
Thank you Karen :) Our Easter has been spent moving two cords of firewood from the bottom of the section, up hill to the wood shed :(
HAve had an apprentice tagging along for the last five monbth, so I haven't been able to sneak away.
How are the Soda Ash supplies holding out? I think I have Friday off...
We're about half way through it OB, thank you.
Friday sounds fine, are you able to give us a rough time.
Good stuff! We'll drag our lazy asses out of bed after Thursday's night shift. It'll be good to see you.
Sounds like you had a long day Os.
At this stage, later in the morning, say- after 1000.
If that is too early, later should not be a problem (I used to do night sifts too, so know what coming off them is like!)
After 10 sounds fine OB, we can fit in with what suits or is easier for you.
They remind me of what I've always called 'sea oats', mostly in coastal areas, but DOES grow inland ................... they're lovely ....................
Semper Fi'
DM
They are lovely DM, we have three different tassel colours. I think in some countries they are known as pampas grass.
These are the other ones you have:
http://www.anniesannuals.com/plants/plant_display.asp?prodid=2649
Thanks for that OB :)
Erk! I had no idea they grew so big.
Here is one of mine:
http://nzinthesticks.blogspot.com/2010/01/cordyline-australis.html
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