The month long season of chrysanthemum has finally
come to an end. For the whole month, I relished the beauty of these wonderful
flowers, was subject to different stages of their bloom, which, at times made
me marvel over the varieties, nature has to offer us. A single flower, from
budding to blooming travels through various stages which can easily dupe a
non-gardener into believing that these all are different flowers altogether.
Today, I am here to share some handpicked clicks
from dozens of clicks I took through the entire season, so that we could all
relish the beauty of these flowers, hoping to see more of these beauties in the
next season. Chrysanthemums, for their beauty, are an absolute delight to have
in your garden, and having them in different colours, shapes and sizes, and
varieties, is an absolute delight for any gardener, I think. Maybe, this is one
of the reasons different varieties of chrysanthemums are used for a dozen of
different purposes ranging from flower arrangements to garlands, and offerings
to deities to bouquets. Though, not very fragrant flowers, the beauty of these
flowers overpowers their lack of fragrance, and hence, these regularly feature as
top favourites throughout the year.
Over the course of weeks and days, the new entrants in
my potted garden have grown bigger and healthier. The black rose that I brought
in, has started blooming. The marguerite daisies I shared with you have started
budding, and also the pansies have started blooming. Did I share with you, the
strawberries? No? Okay, the strawberry plants too have started blooming. Hopefully
I will have some homegrown strawberries to share with you all in the coming
weeks. But before that, I am very sure I will be having some gerberas blooming,
and the phloxes too, and did I mention the pink dahlia I had last year? I too
stood its ground throughout the year this time, and will also be blooming, in a
month or so. Hopefully, I will be taking you through some of these new
additions in the garden in the coming weeks. Till then, HAPPY GARDENING!
The mums are very beautiful. waiting for your post on the marguerite daisies. Happy gardening to you as well.
ReplyDeleteHey Shubham, thanks for stopping by. Indeed, mums are always beautiful, and it's a delight watching them in your garden.
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