It's taken a while to find the ideal place for pineapples to grow successfully in my garden but with almost all in flower for the second year in succession I may have it right now. Here are some of them.
Here's a close up of a flower.
It's taken a while to find the ideal place for pineapples to grow successfully in my garden but with almost all in flower for the second year in succession I may have it right now. Here are some of them.
Here's a close up of a flower.
2 comments:
To a northerner who shovelled about 12cm of snow out of my driveway two days ago, it doesn't sound much more tropical than growing pineapples in the backyard!
Perth isn't really the ideal climate for growing pineapples either, David. It's a more Mediterranean climate than tropical so too hot and dry which is why it took a while to find a suitably protected area where they were comfortable. I don't envy you the snow, though.
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