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May begins with sun then lots of rain10 years ago
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Garden Talk3 weeks ago
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Garden pathway
Butterfly-pea
Brown butterfly on bamboo
Amazing maize!
Grown in the hilly areas of Assam. These are from North Cachar Hills.
The temple bell stops but I still hear the sound coming out of the flowers.--Basho
My potted crotons
The Earth Laughs In Flowers
Time for a sip of ambrosia!
Taste of summer!
My hybrid bougainvillea
The cosmos patch, after the rain.
The first flowering shrub I planted on our land
Every flower is a soul blooming in Nature.-Gerard De Nerval
14 comments:
Look at those colours, so beautiful Kanak I enlarged and saw the plant reflections in the drop of water, stunning, not a big fan of spiders but in your pics they are amazing. Kathy
what is the plant?
Lovely pictures - the plant looks very otherworldly and unreal as do the beautiful colours. No wonder the spider chose to hide amongst such bright surroundings. It is almost invisible!
It's so great you got rain. Just beautiful drops with that orange plant? Pretty neat looking.
Hi Kanak. Is this Jatropha podagrica in seed?
You have outdone yourself with photography today Kanak! The reflection in the water droplets of that amazing color is so pretty.
What wonderful images - the colours are amazing!
K
Oh how I would love to hear the sound of rain! What is that plant Kanak? It's really neat looking.
Wow!amazing shots Kanak.So very refreshing!Dying to see some rain:)
Ruby
Kanak, i also wanted to know the same thing as what Prospero asked. I have not seen the seed before. This beautiful thing looks like a reindeer horn with olives on top of it. Wonderful!
Hi everyone! Great to read your comments. Prospero guessed it right. It is the Jatropha podagrica or the Buddha belly in seed. I was walking around the yard marvelling at the patterns that the rain created and taking tons of photos. Easygardener calling it otherworldly and unreal does fit the description really well. Or Steph comparing it to reindeer horn and olives!!! How lovely!
This jatropha is a popular plant here and blooms almost throughout the year. I had posted the blooms for Bloom day sometime ago.
It's raining again and the weather has cooled down which is a wonderful respite. I wish I could send some your way:)
I love pics right after the rain. Everything looks so refreshed! And those raindrops look like mini crystal balls. No, just kidding. I agree with everybody else. The colours are my favourite combination and it does look rather otherworldly. And I even thought about olives and reindeer too!!
Glad you are getting some relief from the heat. We have lots of rain right now, which is rather unusual - but it's warm and we're happy!
Reindeer with gooseberries on their heads!
Esther
Kanak, I just saw one tree today that has seeds at a coffe shop today! But the seeds were not as big as yours shown in the picture here.
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