Showing posts with label milkweed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label milkweed. Show all posts

Wednesday, 14 December 2022

Mild winter in December

 Winter has started on a mild note in December with unforeseen high temperatures which is unusual for this time of the year. While garden is in mode of  preparation  for spring show the Autumn blooms are still blooming in  the garden . 

                                 This year has been great for Lemonia as it is blooming till  December  

                                                                                    


It is the moderate weather that spider lilies and Gaillardias have not gone to dormancy and still blooming in the midst of December

                                                                                      




Gaillardias 




                                              Chrysanthemums have started showing up blooms 




Aren't these delicate tiny blooms watch worthy



Pentas and Ixora 







Begonia Benariensis



Chlorophytum 






Butterfly Milkweed 
                                                                         


Curtain creeper






                                                Meanwhile  Cormorant spotted at  the lake 




                                                                         Dawn 




Sunday, 14 June 2020

Summer blooms at 40c

This summer is quite uncertain compared to previous year in fact this year has been by far filled with uncertainty and ambiguity that will be staying for some time more in the latter part of this year.

While we are experiencing Hot summer days  in our region this time with unexpected western disturbances the usual  scorching heat waves are being subsided by the advent of showers periodically in every week.

It has helped a lot for flowers to appear in otherwise colorless summer garden.

                                                 Neon carnation bloom gave a comeback





Hibiscus flowers are enjoying change in weather





Firebush Flowers 




Solanum virginianum 



French Marigold


Rains bring Rain lily to bloom 








Portulaca is one of the most hardy flower in summer 








Peacock flower and Scarlet milkweed are constantly blooming from last month 







Plumeria blooms 



Jasmine blooms 






Zinnia in pots 





Some fresh harvest of tomatoes 




Meanwhile sky is looking cloudy again this weekend 






A sunbird spotted in the garden                                                                                        




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                                                                                                            




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