The weather is pleasant now ..The harshness of summer has gone but we are still waiting for the monsoon to strike the city and bring back the Greenery of the Garden back.
Although July starts with Rain shower but this year monsoon seems to be delayed..Nevertheless Yellow Flora is pleasing the eyes giving the fuel to await for the monsoon .
Sunflowers shinning brightly with a yellow beam
And the Amazing Zinnias are happily blooming underneath the Sunflower
Hope there will be rain till the end of week to revitalize us ...
Have a great week for those who are receiving rainfall and Good luck for those who are awaiting like me ....Best wishes to the team of Abc Wednesday for hosting such a great meme
Although July starts with Rain shower but this year monsoon seems to be delayed..Nevertheless Yellow Flora is pleasing the eyes giving the fuel to await for the monsoon .
Sunflowers shinning brightly with a yellow beam
Dahlberg Daisies awesome hardy perennial blooming back with bright profusion of yellow
Gaillardias brightness in color has revived as the harshness of sun has gone
Hope there will be rain till the end of week to revitalize us ...
Have a great week for those who are receiving rainfall and Good luck for those who are awaiting like me ....Best wishes to the team of Abc Wednesday for hosting such a great meme
Our summer is just beginning with temperatures over 100F.
ReplyDeleteWe could use some of your rain too.
We are in a drought situation at present.
Good post.
Beautiful yellow flowers :)
ReplyDeleteI love yellow in the garden - so cheerful.
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electrical banana!
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We are smack dab in summer with high temps too, but we have had lots of rain. I love yellow in the garden and these are great ones.
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Lovely yellows....lovely summer! http://lauriekazmierczak.com/yikes-2/
ReplyDeleteSunflowers just say summer! We have bunches of them growing along the roadside here in Austin - I love seeing the sunflowers swaying in the wind - beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLovely array of yellows.
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