Monday 2011-11-28
We went out with chips and mulched the trees close to James house. Later we went to the oakpaddock to go on with mulching and reparing protections.
Tuesday 2011-11-29
On Tuesday there was rain! So we did almost nothing. In the afternoon I had to go out and checked some names of the rhododendrons. Further I cut away the Wisteria that was overgrowing a beautiful rose along the driweway.
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Wednesday 2011-11-30
The work we did on Monday was not finished, so there we went again with a load of mulch, waratahs and protections. At 11 o’clock Demo came to help us. He went out to get a real large trailerload of chips. After lunch we went on. Still two other large load were picked up. All little trees that needed protection do have a proper one now. And they all have a big load of chips around. We found a label with the text Carrierea calycina between two unlabeled trees. Which of them belongs that label?
The one on photo B is a Rhododendron, it starts flowering red now.
On photo A we’ll see Hibiscus syriacus ‘Admiral Dewey’.
Thursday till Sunday 2011-12-01/04
We went out to EWH and the East Coast. Damo did the work. He did a lot of protection reparing just outside the oakpaddock. And a lot of mulching too. It looks very tidy.
Ben op internet wezen zoeken en het blad van foto B komt het meest overeen, maar de knoppen kloppen niet (lijkt een Rhodo). Foto A lijkt op een Hibiscus soort. Ben benieuwd Gr. Karin.
Comment by bomennederland — Friday, 2011 December 9 @ 10:32 pm |
Tree on photo B looks more like a rhododendron, it starts flowering red now..
Comment by wilma — Saturday, 2011 December 10 @ 9:19 am |