Monsoons , the best time of the year, monsoons always bring out the nest in me! right from the artist with loads of creative energy to the obsessive gardener , planting just about anything I get my hand on! This time again some fresh seeds planted, Adenium, the exotic variety of
plants , had the seeds from the parent plant that died last year. With
excitement and hope, and happinesss!
Couldn’t resist my self and the obsessive gardener, even though we
are planning to shift within a few months from here, to a larger space much higher, but without an open terrace, adopted a few stray plants
growing under our car parking slot. Gulmohar, flame of the forest tree seeds
immediately have sprouted and are so beautiful. Awestruck with beauty of the
Universe, we struggle so hard to grow plants at home from seeds and these stray
plants come up and die off after each rain or are cut off while cleaning the
parking space. So saved a few, I wish I could save many but...
You could do some simple act as to save these, look out during monsoons for fresh growing seeds on roads, nooks, corners of buildings, car parking slots, you will see many plants growing, there are so many periwinkles (they spread like wild with seeds) , and of course if you have a garden, seeds keep coming up. share, swap, adopt! The trees shed their seeds that are embedded in the soil and come to life with the first showers.
seeds of Aboli fire cracker and peaclimber Blue roses |
fresh seeds of Gulmohar flame of forest sprouting |
Seeds of Gulmohar tree growing |
This helps save so many plants, when you see trees cut off, plant cuttings, you can take small shoots and each one will grow in a plant and tree!
Planted them in a metal drum Gulmohar tree grows tall and wide. |
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