Meet me

I’m Julie Lake writer, gardener, music lover, horticulturalist and long-time student of the plants and ecology of the subtropical rainforest.

I write books, too. If you are interested in Africa, you might like to read A Garden in Africa, about the remarkable Flora who created a famous garden out of the dry Kenya bush. If you love Wagner and enjoy the novels of the late Terry Pratchett you’ll get a laugh out of Ringtones, a satire on The Ring, where Gods behave badly and dwarves, giants and dragons behave even worse. Both are available on Amazon at http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HNTL18Q and http://www.amazon.com/Ringtones-Julie-Lake-ebook/dp/B00HNVHLBA.

Or perhaps you are new to gardening and don’t have the best soil in the world. You can learn how to do something about this with my book www.amazon.com/Improving-Your-Soil-GardenEzi-ebook/dp/B007IXY6Y8

Then again, you might like to supplement your income by growing herbs – if so, I wrote a book on that too – How to Make Money By Growing Herbs. http://www.amazon.com/Herbs-Money-GardenEzi-Books-ebook/dp/B008R9JIUE

Both these gardening books are cheap to buy and full of useful advice in an easy-to-read format.

And then there’s my new book, a novel. Lyrebird Mountain. About Anna Bachmann, an ordinary woman who lives an extraordinary life on a mountain just like my own. It’s a family saga of love and loss, triumph and tragedy, war and peace – all those ingredients which make up a good read! Available now on Amazon in printed, ebook and audiobook formats. Go to: https://www.amazon.com.au/Lyrebird-Mountain-Julie-Lake-ebook/dp/B0FMMNDJS7?

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Author: Lyrebird Mountain

I am a horticulturist, writer and photographer who lives on Tamborine Mountain, one of the world's beautiful places to live with plenty of sunshine, good rainfall, moderate temperatures, lush rainforest, splendid views of both the ocean to the east and the mountains to the west. I love writing about the place in which I live, in all its moods and seasons. Besides gardening I love good literature and poetry, bushwalking, birdwatching, history, Japanese language and culture, and music of several kinds.

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