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@the*scarlet*pimpernel wrote:

wow, that is stunning, the fragrance must be amazing,

 

Mine is about a foot and a half high.

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plant a grouping [spaced accordingly] near the front entrance.

that one is near the front porch and everytime i walk passed.. the aroma hits me. well.. it covers a huge area

if you notice closely behind the jacaranga..there are purple flowers which smell even better, creamy scent, dunno what it is, but i'll take a pic

are they leafy all year round Joz? They might be what I need to plant along the back fence to screen thetrains.

I think lal-au already told me to do that

they are evergreen, pimpy. it's a pity they only flower for a short period though, i never timed it, im guessing only about a month a year.

that's lovely, I have no idea what it is

im guessing its a magnolia of some sort

there are macho bikie types live on the other side of the property, i try not let them catch me smelling it 

I love daisies. At first glance they are simple little flower, but when you look closer there is a whole other world of minature flowers.

I have poor eyesight these days so I love taking close up pics of flowers and then blowing them up on the computer to see what I couldn't see.

Pimpy--  they are GORGEOUS pictures i would be tempted to have them made into those canvas prints and have them as art work !!!!!

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@the*scarlet*pimpernel wrote:

I love daisies. At first glance they are simple little flower, but when you look closer there is a whole other world of minature flowers.

 

I have poor eyesight these days so I love taking close up pics of flowers and then blowing them up on the computer to see what I couldn't see.

 

 

 

 

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That is some fantastic closeup photography. What camera/lens are you using?

Yep Pimpy show us your ..Brownie.............................................Richo.

haha i was right!!!!! you are a naughty boy Richo lol