It takes a certain level of idiocy to begin a photo-laden post the very day I get back to the land of slow internet. But I am so excited to be home!
The pup and I are back together. She has filled out now with a dome-shaped head and shaggy neck and fluffy tail. No longer will I be able to call her 'Bandar Poonch'.
These flowers are the last to die out in the winter. I have been plotting to have their fiery beauty in my garden for a while. And now, they are here.
This does not look like much, I admit. But this rose bears ittar-scented flowers the colour of dried blood. In a few years, this will be a seductive blanket over our dying apricot tree.
This mustard plant self-seeded into the compost bed I was preparing for my Edward rose. And now just two giant leaves give me dinner
The cobea is taking over the house! and I could not be happier.
Why would I not be happy with so much beauty?
A field of radishes. I don't see us running out any time soon
I have wanted this sight in my garden since we first moved in. And now it is here.The salvia is not only a visual and tactile treat,but attracts bees all day long. Am so happy.
Glorious, glorious winter peas. What more can I say?
Ripening lemons and deep blue sky. Two of my favourite things in winter.
Call it a flower tunnel, call it a pollen gauntlet. I have wanted to see this since we moved in.
And just to remind me that I have not died and gone to heaven..the reality check. Rats!
The pup and I are back together. She has filled out now with a dome-shaped head and shaggy neck and fluffy tail. No longer will I be able to call her 'Bandar Poonch'.
These flowers are the last to die out in the winter. I have been plotting to have their fiery beauty in my garden for a while. And now, they are here.
This does not look like much, I admit. But this rose bears ittar-scented flowers the colour of dried blood. In a few years, this will be a seductive blanket over our dying apricot tree.
This mustard plant self-seeded into the compost bed I was preparing for my Edward rose. And now just two giant leaves give me dinner
The cobea is taking over the house! and I could not be happier.
Why would I not be happy with so much beauty?
A field of radishes. I don't see us running out any time soon
I have wanted this sight in my garden since we first moved in. And now it is here.The salvia is not only a visual and tactile treat,but attracts bees all day long. Am so happy.
Glorious, glorious winter peas. What more can I say?
Ripening lemons and deep blue sky. Two of my favourite things in winter.
Call it a flower tunnel, call it a pollen gauntlet. I have wanted to see this since we moved in.
And just to remind me that I have not died and gone to heaven..the reality check. Rats!
3 comments:
Lovely... one day....
Ahh ..those lemons ..beautifully captured all the pics..Can you click the snap of your house also ..everycorner looks so pretty ..
the purple flowers are like the 'flower designs ' on ancient ceilings which , on closer inspections reveal themselves to be couplets written in Arabic.
Maybe there is a poem here,
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