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Called Irish Strawberry Tree around here, nice trees.8) http://www.specialitytrees.com.au/library/arbutus/unedo

And some grevellias and a bottle brush that were behind that.8)

Some roses at a job site last week.

Never bothered me but that jasmine would get you for sure, you can smell it a mile away. There's a 5 foot fence behind that, it's about 8ft on a rio frame. Not too easy for anyone to jump over. My last Grevillia, I had some nice ones. After the big rain we had after the drought a few years ago...

That's funny, I thought I answered. Must have forgotten to hit the submit reply thing. No Willie they like a perfect climate, :P I don't think they'd survive much north of Steve Hansen's area. Che, they are getting close. Maybe closer than last year, I had to look it up again. How Internet...

It's Jackaranda time again but the weather isn't as good as last year, so the second two are from last year. I did post them but they have gone since. Might get some next week but they're nearly finished. Purple rain.

Second week of Spring. Sure smells like it, but that's about all.

My tree Dahlia. Not a real good pic, was really windy. Even the bee got blown away. :)

Bear Paw Garlic, you're in the wrong business Stig, that stuff is worth heaps. :) http://www.leaflady.org/wild_bears_garlic.htm http://www.aimforherbs.com/bearpawgarlic.html

Pattersons curse, looks nice but a real pest. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patterson's_curse

Nice honey from this. Looks nice, but it's a pest.