Sydney was lashed by some pretty severe storms. Flights were disrupted, many homes were without power and hail the size of cricket balls fell. Fortunately, I got off lightly and the garden is still in fairly good shape.

The hydrangeas were still hanging on.
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The lemons weren't all over the floor.
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Lost quite a few chilles, but there should still be enough come February.
Damn.. I'm hot :p
3 comments:
You, my dear are a master gardener !!! Wow. I'm impressed. Great hydrangeas - and fruit from your own tree tastes SO good ! Are they meyer lemons ?
Chiles - yummm...
How was your vacation ?
Its been wild weather lately, but your hydrangeas look great! Hope the chillis recover fully!
Hi Annie, Lavender
The Chillies have survived and coming out great. Too many...anyone want some?
:-)
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