In summer the flowers bloom in the fish pond - for a day only. A real treat when they emerge!
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We have changed our garden from the typical Australian courtyard home garden - lawn and roses in the front, and lawn, clothesline and miscellaneous shrubs in the back. We have transformed the garden into one with vegetables, fruit and flowers in the front and back garden, and have installed three large rain water tanks for water supply. We are enjoying producing food to eat and to garden in an environmentally careful way. And having fun in the process.
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- Sandy is a Deacon with the Uniting Church in Australia, and President, DIAKONIA World Federation (2013-2025)
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