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Wattle Woods Flaxes

When I sit on the garden bench by the pond I can see the sweeping curve of the Wattle Woods, and enjoy the bright Yellow Wave flaxes planted on the edge by the lawn.

 This garden borders one side of the Pond Paddock.
Looking Down the Wattle Woods Garden

These photographs were taken in mid-winter and show what a tremendous part hybrid flaxes play in the style of the Moosey garden. It's heart-warming to be able to sit here and enjoy so much greenery in winter, too.

 The gum trees and Wattles are in front of the boundary fence.
The Edge of the Wattle Woods Garden

This part of the garden is always quite dry, and there are many tough shrubs tucked away like Viburnum Tinus and Olearia which have survived years of annual summer neglect.

The lumpy looking grass lawn is called the Pond Paddock. Yes it gets mown (and watered in summer) but it could seriously do with some GTLC - Gardener's Tender Loving Care...

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