Back from our sojourn to Cambodia. You can read more about that here if you're interested
We had some decent rain while we were away, about 170mm or so and a few more showers since we have been back. The rain was great as we had been in a drought, the locals saying they had never seen it this dry... now we have some green in the grass
that aside, our guest, Mark, kept the place looking great, the garden is still alive and thriving
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| Kale doing well |
Toni has been busy in the garden, getting the beds ready with our home made compost and planting new veggies
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| Garlic just planted |
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| Peas |
The citrus is starting to show a tinge of colour, much looked forward to for yummy marmalade and plenty of fruit. The trees are well loaded this year, Oranges, Tangelos, Mandarins and Kumquats on the way
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| Orange Fruit with a hint of colour |
Some of the new fruit we planted when we first arrived is getting close, the chocolate sapote has fruit, so we'll see how that develops.
The newer fruits we planted at the start of this year are all alive and doing well
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| Dragon Fruit getting a move on |
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| Mulberry, 4 months old |
Some more rain would be nice as the drought took a real toll on our dam, so to get through the typically drier winter and a predicted El Nino more would be nice before we head towards another drought !
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