This scarecrow is part of the First Farm display in the Royal Botanic Gardens. It features plants that originally grew on the site of the first farm established by European settlers near this site at Farm Cove.
Did you read Keating's spray about the commercial mis-use of the Botanic Gardens over the weekend, Jim? I had always thought that the first garden was over on Garden Island, which failed because no-one on the FF had farming experience.
A trendy trim scare-crow. I'm wondering what plants the early settlers brought with them Jim .... that looks like kale in your pic.
ReplyDeleteDianne, that's I thought they were, but wasn't sure hence I didn't write in the post. Kale has become a trendy new "old" vegetable.
DeleteDid you read Keating's spray about the commercial mis-use of the Botanic Gardens over the weekend, Jim? I had always thought that the first garden was over on Garden Island, which failed because no-one on the FF had farming experience.
ReplyDeleteI didn't see that, Julie. I'll try and track it down online.
Deletea very smartly dressed scarecrow. Last year, my school had a scarecrow making competition, a child came with a scarecrow in a suit just like yrs.
ReplyDeleteMethinks that this scarecrow would not only scare the crows on a cold dark night.
ReplyDeleteA scarecrow in suit! Great find. I played too. Mine are here and here.
ReplyDeleteHappy Blue Monday, Jim! Great looking scare crow, very fashionable :)
ReplyDeleteGreetings from sunny S-E Qld ~Pernilla
He's cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing.
Happy Blue Monday, Jim.
He definitely gets the 'best dressed' award Jim :)
ReplyDeleteWe had several fellows like this in my young days on the farm. Did not know they had them in them in Botanic gardens.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a scare crow so well dressed!
ReplyDeletequite cute
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