Monsoon season has brought down the temperature bringing back the colors of Garden in form of blooms.
Autumn is slowly coming into progression after long monsoon phase has taken back seat this year. Although temperature for this season is on higher side which has lead to extended blooms of summer and monsoon season.
Cypress vine is blooming after monsoon rains have passed .
Its raining cats and dogs , the monsoon onset with heavy downpour has created a ruckus in northern part of India. While the condition in my city is stable for now and the concurrent rains has actually worked good for garden.
Thereby garden is gaining greenery with rains, some of the cotyledons are into blooms early after the heavy downpour of last week.
I am thrilled to see mango blooming after the monsoon rains so there will be third time harvest this year.
It is enthralling to see blooms of Portulaca , Lemonia back after break in summer season.
Rain brings Rain lily to blooms
Meanwhile a Indian Great Egret was spotted near Lake
Summer season has begun in our region , amidst the scorching heat of summer it is summer season fruits that come as a relief in this hot summer season . Mangoes are the most expectant fruit in summer . I had a old mango tree in my garden from more than three decades. The unique attribute of tree is that it bears fruit for two seasons.
Mango tree is an easy to grow hardy fruit bearing tree which grows without requiring much care
and can withstand drought like conditions.
This is the first harvest of raw mangoes for this summer season.
Summer season is going on and heat waves are blowing in my city . Monsoon has reached in the country and hopefully it would reach our region within upcoming weeks. While Summer Garden usually lacks color this year fortunately due to continuous weather disturbances summer blooms have showed on and off in the entire summer season.
The days are getting colder with every passing day as temperature at day time has dropped to mid of 70s Fahrenheit which is quite cold for this time of year in our region. The reason could be due to unexpected hailstorm in my city that happened in last week and fresh snowfall going on in the hilly areas. While my winter garden preparation is going with full swing here are some blooms and developments that were observed after a walk in to the garden.
Spider lilies are in full bloom with a heady scent after their leaves were thinned and pruned after attack of worms.
It was a surprise to spot Rain Lily blooming at this time of year
The last show of Hibiscus blooms until freezing winter sets in the garden
A fresh harvest of Raw mangoes
