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“Queen of the Night Tulip” is derived from the tulip's name, with an elegant dark purple colour. Queen of the Night Tulip has other names, such as Ebony Tulip or Dark Purple Tulip, and is an identical twin sister of Tulip Paul Scherer. As a tulip gardener, “it’s one of the toughest of all the tulip hybrids in her gardening experience.
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| Source: http://www.herringisland.org/seasons.htm |
Located an hour's drive north-west of Melbourne, Ballarat sits within Climate Zone 9, a region characterised by unpredictable weather that can shift through four to six seasons annually. This variability aligns with Indigenous Australian calendars, which recognise more than the standard four seasons—a perspective fully supported by her firsthand experience with local vegetable gardening. The region's distinct seasonal calendar is illustrated in the diagram above.
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| Queen of the Night Tulip in her mini garden |
Meet Ivy the Calico (mixed breed): the most affectionate cat in the world. We fell for each other the second we met at the pet shop, and life hasn't been the same since!
 Ivy: How dare these tulips be taller than me? NOTE: RIP Ivy, the affectionate calico baby, in 2022  | |||||||||||||
Introducing Toshiko Midori (pure Russian Blue from a breeder in Australia, originally from the UK), the elegant and adorable companion who arrived in 2022. She was born just one month before Ivy passed away, almost as if it were meant to be. After losing Ivy and the beautiful years we shared, TM came along to fill the emptiness, bringing a sweetness that went far beyond anything I could have hoped for. She definitely deserves all her little treats in the world. Her little mischief is too cute to begin with.
Thank you for visiting. SHALOM everyone!
"He comes forth like a flower. Jobs 14:2."
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