So, here's an
update after a really-really long time. It's been quite a long time, since I've
posted here. Though, in nature nothing stops, it all goes on and on and on,
whether I am able to post it all here or not. It's the same happening here as
well, in my garden. The work has now taken a toll on me and I don't really get
the time to be able to post here, even through the weekends, let alone clicking
the pictures, or even spending some quality time with my plants.
A couple of
weeks back, I was told by my mother that there's something "wild"
growing up on the terrace. I ran into check and found something I had not
really expected. It was a bunch of blooms, one of the Nerine lily plants had
bloomed. It was really unexpected, more importantly when the plants had lost
all the leaves.
What I found were some beautiful flowers,
both partially and completely bloomed. What I found then is now here, as I
wanted to share the sight with you all. I really hope you’d like them.
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Nerine
Lily blooms
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Nerine
Lily blooms
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Nerine
Lily blooms
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Nerine
Lily blooms
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Nerine
Lily blooms
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The updates from the garden will
still be coming. Hopefully, I will be able to put them up here, in the coming
weeks, regularly. Just to keep you interested, I’ve got a small pomegranate in
the plant I’ve grown up from the seeds, which was sown only last year. Maybe, I’ll
be able to share this in the next post, who knows?
Lovely nerine!
ReplyDeleteBlogging takes such a lot of time, and although enjoyable, it needs chunks of times, which can be so difficult when life is very busy. I have just been keeping mine ticking over, this year, and have really neglected it. Keep going though - I really enjoy your posts :-)
Hi,
ReplyDeletePlease share the sowing, sprouting and blooming months for nerine.