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Burke's Backyard - A Current Affair Friday 24th July 2009

A Current Affair: Colour in the garden

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Factsheets:

Daisies – further informations is available in the July issue of the Burke’s Backyard magazine
Orange Trumpet Creeper – further informations is available in the July issue of the Burke’s Backyard magazine
Camellias Click Here
Daphne Click Here
Shaking hands with horses Click Here
Tools Click Here

Don’s Mailbag:

Don identified a photo sent by Fernando in Perth of a plant as a stephanotis. This is a beautifully perfumed climbing plant often used in wedding bouquets. The fruit can however be poisonous to dogs so keep an eye on your dogs if you have a stephanotis.

Dean had a problem with crepe myrtle where the leaves were going yellow & dropping off. Don pointed out that at this time of year the leaves do go yellow and fall off and that all should be fine in spring with new growth.

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