Showing posts with label Phlox. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Phlox. Show all posts

Tuesday, 6 April 2021

Harvesting season

 The spring is reaching its end as temperature is soaring high and when spring blooms are fading away the fresh organic harvest is what I am looking up to this time in my Garden



Tomatoes

                                                                    



                                                           

Lettuce



                                                                      


Potato harvest



                                                            


Pepper


                                                    


Phlox blooms in late spring









Meanwhile a Green Bee eater bird was spotted


                                                                     



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Thursday, 14 March 2019

Joy of Little things

Spring is just not a season its a sentiment that emerges from the  rejoice of serendipity ,you know its little things that make life easier and joyful.Spring imparts a Midas touch as almost everything that is supposed to bloom ,blooms .Thanks to the spring that there is veritable feast to my eyes and I can enjoy my little things.
              
So here are my top  pics of little joy of Spring '19

                                                                 CINERARIA Blooms





Aster Blooms








Verbena as  cheerful  as joy 





Calendula






Ranunculus Blooms






Ice Plant







Violas blooms






Little stars on earth Gypsophila




Acroclinium Daisy 








Petunias swaying with wind



Spot the letter formation in these pretty phloxes






Vinca Blooms




Happy Spring !                                                                                                                   




Wednesday, 4 April 2018

Magical encounter with spring


Its time when sun is up with scorching heat and heatwaves will start in near by time.Spring annuals are at last blooming stage and most of them have withered off.

Here its time to enjoy the last burst of colors in garden before the temperature touches 40 degree celsius.

                                                  GAZANIA

Most hardy annuals that survive serious drought conditions and can be saved for next year
                                                       




Everlasting or Helichrysum






Hollyhock


One of the late spring annual but worthy the wait.


Amaryllis Lily



Springtime lover hippeastrum blooms with onset of spring





Hibiscus


Hibiscus flowers rise up with advent of spring and gives  blooms till harsh summer heatwaves have not started                                                                                                                                          




Phlox will be missed till another spring




Whereas Summer can kill plants make them wither off,but there are some hardy plants that give color to the otherwise dry part of summer.                                                                            

Purslane



Spider lily







To my surprise my Asparagus fern bloomed first time thereby complimenting its attractive foliage



One of those heavy blossoms of Cherry tomatoes 




Nothing tastes better then home grown tomatoes that too from seeds.


There is a fruiting shrub known as Phalsa plant or Grewia asiatica which has some beautiful flowers with much more tastier tangy ,sweet berries                                                          






Gardenia
When we draw towards Fragrance of flower that one single flower that is enough to turn your head towards its fragrance and beauty 


We can grow marigold for most part of the year except the most harsh summertime




HAPPY GARDENING !!!!











Tuesday, 13 March 2018

Jubilant Spring

Its that time of year which is anticipated all year .The weather is almost perfect for flora,there is a cool breeze with moderate sunlight that is best suitable for plants to flourish. 


                                                      Nasturtium welcoming spring



                                                           Clarkia elegans


                                               
                                                              Calendula blooms


Nigella grown from seeds






                                                                        Delphinums



                                                                      Castor blooming






Endless blooms of Petunias






                                                          Dahlias grown from seeds 




Attractive Gazanias





Verbenas





Self seeders Dimorpotheca






Phlox beauty





                                                       Kalanchoe flowering in full bloom




Dianthus 




French Marigold





Pink Tecoma vine






                                                                 Crossandra beauty



                                                                 Self seeder Larkspur





                                                   GAzania in Miniature garden




Drumstick flowering for the first time




                                                         Trailing Petunias on porches





                                                                     Salvia red beauty



                                                                   Single Dahlia





                                                       Tithonia feels like summer annuals already



                                                         Helichrysum or Paper Flower




                                                      Self seeders really brings spring alive






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