Colors of September

Sharing my pleasure in the colors and produce of the early onset of the rainy season.

Under Attack!

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BlogaLove

Sharing a few of my daily gardening blog visits -

• A plant fanatic in Hawaii
• My dry tropics garden
• Hoe and shovel
• The lovely plants
• India garden

And although her’s is not a gardening blog, who can resist Pernille at Dunia ni Duara?

Also, a random picture of my nephew who enjoys my garden waaaaay more than I.

Visiting Entebbe Botanical Gardens (Pt. 3): Blossoms

My last post on the visit to the Entebbe Botanical Gardens. It’s all about the closeup, you see.

The blossom below is from the Calliandra surinamensis. The Suriname powderpuff.

Below, the Thunbergia grandiflora – White, blue and lavender.

Visiting Entebbe Botanical Gardens (Pt. 2): Little Boxes

This post is all about the beautiful weeds in the gardens. There are thousands. Most, I couldn’t photograph. Almost all I couldn’t identify. But they add to the beauty of the place. Here’s a sample.

Until I get a name, I’m merely calling her Lavender Tongue.

Visiting Entebbe Botanical Gardens (Pt.1): Bark!

Just in case you are wondering, not it wasn’t my first visit. However, in lieu of inspiration to work on my own garden, I sought out the national ‘treasure’ for a day of sun, blistered feet and fun …

I love nature, but keep the spiders away from meeeeeeekK!

At Laaaaaaast!

I planted my Hippeastrum three years ago. Three years of waiting and tending the damn bulbs with no result. Finally! Finally!

Wet and Wild

Loving the wet weather. A few random pictures of roses from my long-neglected garden.

There’s No Place Like Home

Home is …

I have no idea. Right now, home is wonder. Home is comfort. Home is belonging.

Home is the beautiful flower arrangement that the staff at the BSF headquarters in San Antonio placed in my room everyday.

Studying the Sun

My first sunflower of the New Year. Yay!