Gardening-Simplified

  This may not be the most beautiful flower it has given, but it is a real precious one! Love is most powerful! Love has nothing to do with what you get...only with what you give! Inspite of the pest attack, all leaves had holes.. the red hibiscus bloomed! The plant has survived, Thanks a Lot! Nature spirits do take care but yes, our selfless love is most important! Feelings of out of this world everytime I save a plant! So finally after  the struggle, the beetles had eaten almost every leaf, it looked so sad with holes all over..now the leaves are fresher and have picked up growth and what more the plant also bloomed with two buds, not so huge but at least  they bloomed! It is the quiet mutual confidence, the selfless care, love what you do..."keep love in your heart...a life without it is like a sunless garden when the flowers are dead" Oscar Wilde. Spread love everywhere! A true proof when the power of love overcomes the power of external factors.  Ask a Garde...

Wishing All my Blog Readers of Garden Care Simplified a Very Happy Deepavali and an Auspicious New Year!Thanks a lot! Google followers, blog followers, my healing art lovers, twitter, Linkedin, Facebook Group followers, My Best Wishes! Colourful Fragrant Candles original symbolic painting. size 9.5x13.5 inches. Plants are really scared! Deepavali, a festival of lights, fireworks, crackers. plants are scared! They love the lights., they love the happiness and happy parties, but they get burned by fire works, and ashes coat the leaves making it difficult for them to breathe. Your little conscious effort and care can keep them healthy and happy and enjoy the festival along side with you! Garden Care During Deepavali/Diwali  festival of lights- 1) Keep your plants well watered before the festival 2) Avoid lighting fires very close to plants, Leaves do burn with fire crackers burst too close. 3) Avoid candles, diyas placed too close to pot containers, they heat up the root...

Winters have begun with cooler temperatures by evening, and so have come up unexpected guests, pests. One of the reasons I had stopped growing hibiscus, we had more than fifteen varieties of unique rare, hibiscus flower plants, in fact our garden five years back was actually a hibiscus garden!But white aphids and beetles, it was a trying task to save them till spring burst in!We now have only one hibiscus, The Red Layered hibiscus, vibrant vermilion flowers.  Red layered hibiscus Red Hibiscus plants with two flowers. Holes, and many holes, each day, the beetle, and also the caterpillars eating up, many plant leaves.  Pests in winter hibiscus leaves The beetle, bug, flying pests, eat leaves so fast, holes and holes and plants shrivel after few days.  yellow blooms Then also the yellow flowering plant which I had plucked  few years back rainy season that was growing under our car in compound , it would have died after rains, so emotional connection...

Huge Rose Flower from my garden, Awesumness  While there is Awesumness all over my little space under the sun, a riot of colorus and fully loaded plants with blooms the main tiring difficult task comes after all this enjoyment, trimming . Container plants love rains and they express themselves in huge overflowing growth but just after rains as cold chilly winter sets in they begin to dry and drop leaves. To prevent this energy leak and keeping in mind plant health they have to be trimmed before the strong winter cold sets in. The huge scissors for trimming garden plants This time they plants had grown really huge and our little space resembled a thick forest! LOL, a mini Jungle!Had to take help from my husband as many of the plants had grown quote thick and tall. I really feels ad, tot rim them as they look happy now, but thinking about later times of winter it is really necessary to trim them on correct time. My small and large scissors , my regular trimming tools, a...