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Re currawong damage ... Why would they suddenly start doing this for no reason, and why only ever first thing in the morning?
I can see that you have the dratted red spider mites too - rotten little sapsuckers!
A few photos taken today. Cyclamen coum & ssp coum dark oxalis grey succulent Hermodactylus tuberosus Iris grant-duffii Narcissus fernandesii oxtongue lily leaves variegated hellebore
You're so far ahead of my place daff-wise. I have Tete-a-tete out in the daffs and that is all other than the hoop petticoats and N. cordubensis. Not other variety out at all in either pots or the ground.
Fermi, have you considered the possibiliy that your Globularia may be an aster or an erigeron? You'll be better able to judge from the plant itself, but from the enlarged pic, the base of the flower is erigeron-like. Leaves are
Fermi,I like the two daffs, particularly the Cyclades. How widespread are the Earth Mites down your way? Should I be bringing anything back with me from Victoria without expecting to bring along hitch-hikers?
How tall is the last unknown of yours? I find here that M. ciliata only ever reaches a few inches high, in a pot anyway, and for me has one lonely flower every year that most years I find after it has curled up (this years was about a fortnight ago, and Yes I missed it! I did get a photo of mine last year if you want me to post it for comparison? Whatever yours is, I think it is very elegant, and I don't recall thinking that about ciliata!?