Showing posts with label texas sage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label texas sage. Show all posts

Friday, 14 June 2024

Awaiting for monsoon

         The horrific  summer is at its end , if the weather report is believed we could see rains in anytime  the next two weeks. Meanwhile Texas Sage is blooming profusely in hot summer   days.                                                                              


Periwinkle plant is braving heat of summer and blooming in profusion


                                                                             


Portulaca is blooming after a long break and will be in full bloom after the arrival of monsoon;

                                      


Jasmine is the most summer friendly plant that blooms for the most part of summer and the fragrance of Jasmine makes it distinctive 

                                                          



Bougainvillea's blooms  out for the most part of year 



In the absence of flowers this wandering Jew plant is giving colors in the dry season







This Black winged stilt was spotted foraging on the out shore of lake 


Friday, 15 July 2022

Monsoon spell

 Monsoon Rain has been decrement in our region so far , however the hindrance to heat wave conditions after  arrival of monsoon has brought down the temperature and aided in bringing back greenery to  garden .  

                                                             Texas sage

                                                                      


                                                                     

                                             Purslane and Portulaca 

                                                                        


                                                        Balsam blooming

                                                                    


When there is a rain there comes rain lily

                                                                         


              Vinca flowers drenched in the Rain 


                                                                      


                                                       


                                                                             

From left : Bleeding heart, Plumeria , Crepe myrtle


                                                                        Morning glory     








                                                                           Black capped chikadee  spotted





                                                                       When you wake up to a scene like  this 


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