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| Cordyline (cabbage trees) on display |
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| Renga Renga lilies in flower in October |
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| Flax flowers |
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| Kowhai have been beautiful this year |
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| I read in an English garden manual An avenue of Cordyline can be dramatic. I had planted an avenue and now am working on planting more. |
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| The fearhers represent the birds on the property. |
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| Little kahikatea plants pulled out by Pukeko have finally grown taller than we are |
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| Carex in the wind |
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| Preparations for a cold day |
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| The swamps are full of water this season |
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| Will I hang around for another biscuit or go exploring? |
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| A dramatic coast line |
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| These small white flowers are so beautiful |
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| On the homeward stretch |
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| Good rabbiters need a rest |
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| Will we get back to shelter before the rain? |
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| I love the smell of freshly mown grass |
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| The circle of koromiko, manuka and grisilenia is a playpen for puppies |
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| Cordyine Flower's perfume attracts so many bees. |
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| The tuis get drunk on the nectar from the flax flowers |
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| Grisilenia flowers attract the bees |
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| The cloud before the rain |
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| Kapiti Island always looks dramatic |
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| Kapiti keeps asking us to admire her beauty |
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