Residents who are fortunate enough to have that good old Australian standard, Murrayas, growing in their gardens have been delighted to see the bushes dramatically transformed by the change in the weather. “Our Murrayas started to flower as the air became more humid and when it actually rained they just exploded with millions of blossoms and are very aromatic,” one said. “I haven’t seen this for some years.”
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