Camellia Japonica Fimbriata.
Ornamental grape vine leaves.
Our Pin Oak trees in the distance seen through NZ native Ponga silhouettes.
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- Ali Honey
- Quilting is a wonderful hobby for me. I love the beautiful fabric and colours - my artistic side comes alive. I have lived in Te Puna near Tauranga since 1978. Recently retired after 40 years working on our own small orchard where we grew Kiwifruit and Avocados for export. We have a large garden and grow many fruit, nuts, vegetables and flowers.Our new property runs down to an estuary.. When I was young I was a teacher and particularly liked teaching art. I have also worked in the Kiwifruit Industry in Quality Control and Auditing. I love to create and am currently passionate about patchwork and quilting. I sew by hand and using my Bernina Aurora 440 machine. * All photos enlarge by clicking. * PLEASE do not use my photos or words without my permission.
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6 comments:
The Camelia is beautiful.
My camellias aren't out yet - that's such a pretty flower that you have. Thank heavens your fruit wasn't damaged by the storm.
Love the Camelia, just gorgeous.
Beautiful pictures.
What lovely photos. Of course, I particularly like the Ponga.
The camelia looks so perfect, I'd suspect it wasn't real... if I didn't follow your blog and know what great stuff you grow and the quality of your pix. :)
Great Job! And I'll be watching for the tutorial about the aprons.
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