This Port Melbourne front of house caught my eye. Not only were there bicycles hanging from the verandah, but strawberries were growing in the horizontal drainage pipes suspended from the lacework.
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- Putting even more garden into Garden City
- Acknowledging where people prefer to walk
- Port of Melbourne meets Port Melbourne
- Activities approved for the Port foreshore this su...
- Our new secondary school
- The cruise ship season starts today
- Grand Final offering
- The deck takes shape
- The Minister, the local member and the mayor
- Expected cruise ship visits to Station Pier
- More recycling possibilities
- Sustainable house?
- Reporting on Council's carbon emissions
- Rouse St - west of Bay St
- Beautiful day
- Good planning controls make good neighbours
- Dig In puts in new raised beds
- Gaps filled with new trees
- Lease agreement for 147 Liardet St
- Making it safer to walk or ride to Port Primary
- Princes Pier
- A fresh coat of paint
- South Melbourne Market's recycling record
- Looking forward looking back
- Lights and upgrade at Sandridge
- Finishing touches at Garden City Reserve
- 87 to 101 Bay St
- Beds of roses
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All text and photographs by Janet Bolitho
79 Esplanade West, Port Melbourne Vic 3207 unless otherwise attributed.
79 Esplanade West, Port Melbourne Vic 3207 unless otherwise attributed.
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