Welcome multum, and what a lovely name (I've just looked it up).
A mixed day day in Melbourne. DH and I went to the annual garden festival at Maranoa, a native botanical garden, with high hopes of buying some less easily available native plants, as nurserypersons from the sticks roll up to sell their wares. Not one. Apparently myrtle rust has turned up in Oz from South America, and its potential to bugger up the gum trees, i.e nearly everything, meant that no specimens can be brought into the gardens.
I rushed to the arms of the nearest Bunnings' sad plants unit and scooped up three plectranthus "Mona Lavender". The rest of day was spent moving plants about before laying the rest of the mulch next week. I've planted an alocasia macrorhizzia from its pot for its jungliness, so fitting next to a buddliea, I think. :o In front I've put two salvia "Alan Parker".
Also moved several clumps of Japanese toad lily away from a bully of a plectranthus - not related to mint for nothing. They'll flower in late summer, but die down so that the clivia can be seen in late winter/early spring. Speaking of clivia, they're blooming like mad now, and make colour in the sub-topical border running down the side of the house.
I've realised I'm a very undisciplined gardener, with tons of stuff all over the place, instead of the swathes of regulated planting advised. Meh.
PS I've just killed the first housefly of the year. Time to set the fly traps outside.