The Perth Garden Festival features garden displays, landscaping, floral displays, garden related products for sale and sustainable living ideas. I went with my Mother and niece and we had a lovely day. We looked at the displays, talked to lots of experts, enjoyed cooking demonstrations, talks about controlling pests naturally and also a talk about roses.
These grass trees thrive in the poor Western Australian soil and look great in the bush and in suburban gardens.
This hybrid tea rose is called Grandma’s Rose. It is very pretty and very fragrant.
Gorgeous vase of banksia and eucalypts. These plants are native to Australia.
Inspiring displays.
The Festival was held at McCallum Park which has many mature trees for shade, including this Moreton Bay Fig Tree.
Today is International Jazz Day. Did you celebrate?
