Eviesmummy grubs UGH! We get migrations of big grey orange-spotted ones up the gum trees in autumn. Nasty things. Not sure what I'm going to do with the driveway yet. I may be biting off more than I can chew. We have a big entry to the farm, it's like a highway so it may need a sprinkler system, and more complicated things and I don't know if I want to deal with all that.
Thank you for the welcome Greg!
You will see in the pics below where I want to put the semsps. I have put the tectorums in there and they seem to want more sun. Not growing as actively as the ones on the northwest (the spill) part of the rockery. I have another area on the north east part of the house I will put more. That's where the drystone wall is.
Here are some pics of my rockery. Soon to be semper-succulent garden.
This is the west facing part of the rockery. The big yellow flowered succulent in the front I haven't identified but it is thriving. It gets SUPER hot.
This is the other side (east facing) under the blue tree after blooming where I want to put the semps. It only gets morning sun.
Further down all of this will be dug out. It is pretty exposed here so I think it will be mostly sedum.
And the new bed I just cleared. West facing, gets shade in the morning and early afternoon, then it cooks. This is where I encountered the baby snake! The bed at the top with the irises was a place will be cleared over winter
Thinking of creating a new bed here on the northeast side of the house.
And the view from my front yard, facing due west (that's bushfire smoke).
