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Back in the '80s photographer Robert Polidori got the gig of documenting extensive restoration work at Versailles. From priceless paintings leaning casually against the walls of empty rooms, to these plants at l'Orangerie, there is a melancholy quality in his shots of the once-glittering palace.
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Read moreIn Old English, the second month was sometimes known as kale-monath, which means 'cabbage month'. Stories for cabbage month start now!
Read moreWe've been working with wonderful clients to create space for a productive garden and improve pool fencing on their steeply sloping site.
Planting has just been completed - aren't these Blechnum 'Silver Lady' ferns beautiful!
We'll keep you updated as it matures.
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Cycling through the City Botanic Gardens, 1896.
Last week I was delighted to take a group of conference visitors on a tour through Brisbane's City Botanic Gardens.
I'd read a book about the first curator, Walter Hill, and picked up a few interesting facts about the gardens over the years, but this was a great opportunity to delve in more detail into what the Queensland Heritage Register describes as "the most significant, non-Aboriginal cultural landscape in Queensland, having a continuous horticultural history since 1828, without any significant loss of land area or change in use over that time."
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