More Garden Glimpses

The garden is so full of colours that I couldn't help taking more pictures. Here's sharing some more glimpses.

The mauve flowers of the railway creeper looking lovely on the gate.

Bunches of bright marigolds like little orange suns. While the multi-hued phlox surprise us with a new colour everyday.

Loads of white dianthus with ice plants for company.

Verbenas vying for attention with fast-ripening cherry tomatoes.

Red poppies amidst yellow-orange nasturtiums.

Update: 19Mar2020

Calendula finally bloomed this week, taking the total tally of flower varieties to over 20.

Spring Blossoms

All through February and March, the front garden has been blooming. As the weather turns pleasant, with the sun warming up despite occasional rainy spells, it is time to revel in a riot of colours.

The entrance is bedecked by bougainvillea and petunias.

While nasturtiums, ice plants, pansies and phlox outline the patio.

Salvia and gazenia brighten up the far corner.

Cosmos and dianthus are a welcome addition.

Marigolds pop up here, there, everywhere.

Kalanchoes show off their reds against a stunning background of green.

Verbenas bring their own charm.

While poppies sway, gently nodding their heads in the spring breeze.

Even the succulents are flowering and how.

And we feel totally blissed out in this charming little garden of our own.