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Blooming Calamity

💐 Locally grown posies, blooming from September until May
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12/11/2024

Blooming now 🥰 This beautiful blushy pink callistemon, summery coral clarkia, big fluffy orlaya, and baby blue nigella. DM to order x

12/11/2024

Anything can be a vase, including op-shop egg cups 💫

11/11/2024

Bud vases in the afternoon light 💜

07/11/2024

Dianthus, loving life as the weather warms up 💕

05/11/2024

For Paige 💐

04/11/2024

Little bags of petal joy, heading off to one of my favourite makers ❤️
If you're a baker, crafter, aromatherapist, naturopath, or creative small business, I'm always up for a chat about naturally-dried, spray-free flowers 🌸

04/11/2024

The view from the front door (before Nigella starts redecorating by whacking things with her tail)

03/11/2024

We've had to separate the ducklings and guinea pigs, because the piggies got stuck into the duckling food and bulked up like they're on steroids.

02/11/2024

Bidding a fond farewell to the ranunculus (currently in a bucket full of dirt, waiting for the foliage to die back)

01/11/2024

Blooming now! Smokebush, solanum jasminoides, scabiosa, and masses of nigella ❤️ DM to request straight bunches

31/10/2024

Home among the roses 🌹

30/10/2024

David Austen's Lady of Shallot rose, the perfect warm peachy colour

(and my sincere apologies to anyone else who's going to have that poem stuck in their head for the rest of the day)

27/10/2024

A dozen seedlings, eleven months, and this one perfect flannel flower... how's that for ROI?!

(Thank you for making my flannel flower dreams come true 😍)

25/10/2024

Open garden tomorrow!🌹🌞🦆🌱

23/10/2024

Peonies in close-up have such a beautiful watercolour vibe 😍

22/10/2024

Masses of larkspur (Trudence for scale)

20/10/2024

The peony cycle, all in one vase: from a tiny bud to an explosion of fallen petals 🥀

19/10/2024

Look at these cute little ones! Whenever I see a happy succulent around the garden (...or in a friend's garden), I grab a few leaves and leave them out to root. Some of them send up the most excellent flower spikes.

There'll be potted succulent babies for sale next Sunday at the open garden 🌵

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Wagga Wagga, NSW

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http://bloomingcalamity.com.au/

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