Tuesday 12 May 2020

Summer is Here

Summers in my region are not at all anticipated which is quite opposite to the places  in the world where summers are pleasantly welcomed after prolonged freezing winter period .In my region due to unusual scorching heat waves  that summer weather brings we felt relieved whenever  summer is delayed due to extend in winter period .

                                                         Now after delaying by a fortnight presence of summer can be felt in the garden 
           
                                                 
                                           Plumeria are coming out of hibernation 
                                                     


Miniature roses are giving last of their blooms




Scarlet Milkweed blooms are in full glory






Peacock flower Yellow



It was exhilarating to see bloom of semi double Hollyhock


Summers can't be imagined without presence of Adeniums and Zinnias 









Although after delaying for long Summer heat can finally be felt  still some of the spring annuals are showing no signs of withering off in upcoming days                         

Dahlias are still coming up with magnificent blooms





Gazanias are going strong with blooms too






Sky shot for Sky watch Friday                                                                                                            




24 comments:

  1. Scarlet milkweed---I've never seen it before. Thank you!

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  2. Summer and heat will be here all too soon. For now we can enjoy the cooler days and flowers. - Margy

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  3. My, what fabulous color! They look so bright and happy :)

    Your corner is beautiful this week! Thanks for sharing it at the 'My Corner of the World' link up.

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  4. Hello, the flowers are all lovely, they are so cheerful to see. Happy Friday, enjoy your weekend!

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  5. I love seeing all these flowers. So beautiful! Thanks for linking up and stay well.

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  6. The difference between your climate and mine can be dizzying...it snowed at my house on Saturday! As usual, your blooms are lovely and yes, we are finally starting to get warm enough to enjoy being outside, as your heat truly begins to get bad. Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com

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  7. That is such pretty milkweed. The tropical kind isn't one I grow.

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  8. Gorgeous blooms and beautiful photographs!

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  9. Beautiful photos. I'm a big fan of plumeria. Always reminds me of the tropics!

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  10. Your flowers are so precious and your photos awesome - each more beautiful than the other <3 Wishing a happy weekend.

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  11. My feelings about summer are similar to yours, Arun. It looks as though that season has progressed further in your part of the world than mine but we are definitely feeling its presence already! I am just now planting sunflowers and zinnias, which I hope will catch up to yours. I love seeing your Plumeria starting to bloom - mine (in a pot) still stubbornly refuses to flower.

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  12. Living in Florida, I totally understand the heat (and humidity) of summer. I love winter and spring with mild weather. This year summer came early in March with temperatures in the 80's and 90's. I missed spring. Oh well, next year. Your flowers are beautiful - thanks for sharing!

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  13. Oh thank you so much for sharing these lovely flowers oh my! It makes me so happy! That plumeria showing up makes me hopeful that we will all be as beautiful like plumerias when all of this is over.

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  14. What a wonderful diversity of blooms you have. I always look forward to my visits to your garden, because it is so beautiful and also because I enjoy seeing what plants we have in common even though we are half a world apart. Happy gardening and stay safe, my friend.

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  15. Happy summer! Hollyhock doesn't last long here and seldom grown here. It is so good to see this flower in this post of yours. Btw I like the colour your hollyhock.

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  16. We don't have much of a winter here in Florida so Spring is not as marked as other parts of our country but we still see changes. You have some beautiful flowers blooming! Enjoy your week! I hope you are able to get outside more!

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  17. Absolutely beautiful flowers, great photos.

    Thank you for linking up to #SilentSunday x

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  18. Ohh my.. I just love all these collection of blooms - they look exploded with colors and life. So beautiful and ravishing. I'm pretty sure it would be a busy day with butterflies and bees in your garden.

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  19. Those are some gorgeous colours of flowers. So pretty xx

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  20. Lovely flowers!
    Thank you for taking part in the "My Sunday Best" meme.

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