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July 8, 2017 willeroo

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What a beautiful autumn it has been at Willeroo. A

What a beautiful autumn it has been at Willeroo. Although dry, the days have been warm and sunny making it so lovely to be outside in the garden. We have been planting dozens more trees, with a definite focus of autumn colour. Jeffers Red Maples, Golden Elms, Chinese Pistacio, Nyssa Salvatica and more Silver Birch. The Cleveland and Snow Pears, Cottonwoods, Natchez Crepe Myrtles, Oaks and London Planes we planted two years ago have all put on substantial growth which gives added incentive to keep planting. We keep telling the kids this is for them but they couldn’t care less. 🌲🍁

Anzac Day. In these parts the day you are “officia

Anzac Day. In these parts the day you are “officially” allowed to put the heating on. It’s 8:30, still a pea-souper and the heaters are cranking. As they have been for the past month.

A stunning sunrise, drenching the house in pink. 🩷

A stunning sunrise, drenching the house in pink. 🩷

When we put this foundation in, aesthetics were de

When we put this foundation in, aesthetics were definitely front of mind. Doubling as a bird drinking station has certainly been a welcome surprise.

We almost removed this Crepe Myrtle a few years ba

We almost removed this Crepe Myrtle a few years back. It hadn’t flowered in decades. Decades! Instead, we removed a large Cypress Pine that was overshadowing it, gave it more water, a prune, et voilà! Each year the colour seems to get more vibrant and the flowering more prolific. And now one of my favourite trees in the garden. I love this time of year!

I have recently been working on a kitchen/pantry l

I have recently been working on a kitchen/pantry layout and design for a client. She started building her dream home over five years ago and the overwhelming decision making and lack of time had ground all progress to a halt. It made me reflect on our renovation experience, and the enormous amount of decisions/planning/ time/hard work/management/budgeting that go into building a bespoke space, particularly with heritage requirements. It’s certainly not for the faint of heart, but truly worthwhile. Five years on from our internal renovations I love the layers that keep evolving and the more personal the space has become over time.

A few years ago, this area was just a paddock adja

A few years ago, this area was just a paddock adjacent to our garden with our chook shed that was routinely grazed by the passing cows or sheep. When we started focusing on a new landscaping plan for the garden, we decided to include this area, clad the old shed in recycled fence palings and added some hardy planting (as it would not be getting watered, once established). This is now one of my favourite area of the garden. I love the way it highlights and celebrates these great old sheds and buildings, showing landscaping can hero utilitarian spaces.

Good morning Willeroo.

Good morning Willeroo.

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