From my Garden - just for you....

This actually is the second part of my article- colours make my day..... somethings which we get naturally can never be ignored. Let it be water, air or light whatsoever. Oh...no please Iam not going to talk about science. Just an introduction of colours.

One of the species of a flowering plant called Petunia. Just googled to get it's name. The colourful flowers are in one branch. They are just hanging flowers, more like a climber. So I just put a stick in the centre and got all the branches together to just tie it up. There are three different colours blooming jn the same plant. Two is already in the picture. The third one is light violet which is not in picture. At first it blooms to dark violet, then turns to pink and finally light violet.

Here comes the next one. It is called little leaf milk pea. I just got a stem of it from a puddle near my home and placed it in a flower pot somedays back. Actually it grows and spreads vastly in water soil. Very attractive when it is spread. As I placed jn a pot the space is limited for it to spread. But it has flowers daily from the day I kept, around three months ago.

This one is Tecoma Orange jubilee when googled. I got to know its name now. This was also kept in pot. It did not flower much. It just gave one flower at a time. So we removed it and placed it in mud a month ago and watered it regularly. Once in mud it started to bloom, flowering in bunches. It's nice to see them in the early hours.

This is my last one but not the least, yet to come in another session. Tha name of it is Heliconia - psittacorum. The leaves as you see is a look alike of Banana leaf. But rather a small thin one. Only one flower blòomed. This will stay the same for a week. After which it will dry. Every two days we can find a new sapling of it popping up from the mud. When together they bloom it's just lovely. Here in many of the educational institutions I have seen in their reception area.

Hope you all have a sound and safe weekend. Enjoy....All these images are captured in my mobile from my garden. Bye for now.