Ever imagined how beautiful plants
that gives us our food can be? I guess most of my visitors might have watched
Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, a blockbuster movie, which recently completed 1000
weeks since its initial release back in October, 1995. Now try going back the
memory lanes and try recalling the yellow farms with mustard plants. I guess, I
have successfully taken you to realize what am I talking about. Now just imagine,
how beautiful would you find it standing in between one such farms, full of
bright yellow mustard blooms on top of upright standing plants. Most of those
who have ever been to villages might have see the farms for real.
Here in my rooftop garden, I
endeavour to grow whatever is possible for me to do here, so that I could get a
view of the beautiful blooms these plants bear. All for the love of blooms.
So, this time around, I went on
sprinkling some mustard seeds, in a few pots, not intended to get a rich
harvest of the oil seeds, just for the sake of seeing the beautiful blooms.
Nothing much to get back. Here I am with a couple of shots from the one of the
plants that survived.
Take a look and enjoy! If you ever get a chance to visit a mustard farm, do try
and enjoy the blooms, though from some distance. don't intend to use more than
one senses (i.e. don't try to smell the beautiful looking blooms, you'll most
probably regret later, if you do).
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The yellow mustard blooms |
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The yellow mustard blooms |
A while back, okay,
long ago, I clicked blooms of some of my fennel plants. One of those are
featured in the header, up in on the site. Just take a look. It's beautiful,
worth taking a look.
Every time I see DDLJ, more than SRK and Kajol I love to see the mustard fields, song playing in the background.. They look so beautiful
ReplyDeleteAnd everytime I see those yellow mustard blooms, I get reminded of DDLJ. Thanks for your visit.
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