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It's Ruby Tuesday over at Mary/The Teach and I'm happy to be participating this week.
Here are a few pictures I have taken over the past several days.
Rainy season has begun in our country, and the plants in our garden are just so happy!
This was taken after a night of rain, a left-over raindrop in the middle of the garden gate. It was only later that I noticed the red bromeliad flower in the background...
Here are a few pictures I have taken over the past several days.
Rainy season has begun in our country, and the plants in our garden are just so happy!
This was taken after a night of rain, a left-over raindrop in the middle of the garden gate. It was only later that I noticed the red bromeliad flower in the background... As for the rest of the pictures I think they can speak for themselves!
Happy Ruby Tuesday, everyone!
11 comments:
Dear Lidj,
What an abundance of red colors and variety in shape and size of our beautiful flowers.
The wet stones in the garden way also
are so full of life and pattern.
Rain sure gives an extra dimension to our surroundings.
It's sometimes hard to admit to me, who prefer to be in the sun..
From Felisol
Beautiful! Yes - we may not like the rain but without it, things would look a lot different! It is raining here as I type.
You take such beautiful pictures and always have good stories to go along with them. Thanks for sharing.
I love your beautiful garden with such unusual flowers. Thank You for sharing God's beautiful creation from your back yard.
Blessings ~ Lisa
Lidj,
I love seeing new things that God has created.
Your flowers have a beauty all their own.I love flowers and seeing them spring to life and grow ,sharing their beauty with all who will see.
Have a blessed day.
Elsie <><
Thank you for sharing these beautiful pictures of your garden today. GOD's creation is awesome!!
Blessings and prayers, andrea
What a beautiful tropical garden! It will be so splendid spending an eternity in God's garden and I can only imagine just how wonderful it will be with all the flowers of the world there.
Love and Hugs ~ Kat
Delightful range of reds in your garden! And love the drop of rain on the gate!
Great photos. Thanks for sharing.
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We are waiting for the rains to arrive here, so glad to see your lovely fresh pictures.
All so prettily arranged.
What beautiful flowers! Are all those native to the Philippines? I recognized the Bromeliad, and also the ... third picture. The one on your porch. I don't remember the name. I have a variety of that plant on my desk at home. So neat that we have 'tropical' houseplants here that (might be?) native to you! :D
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