Some of the native shrubs we were given to plant in the Greenbelt this past November were already dormant. Some were simply twigs that look dead. Some of the twigs were even broken. I didn’t have much hope for those, but when I walked through the restoration site yesterday I discovered that life was emerging even from the twigs that looked least likely to survive!
Life is good. Life is amazing.
I love to visit the grounds of Amrita University’s School of Biotechnology. They have so many beautiful plants. I saw this one yesterday.
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A few months ago, Cee expanded her Flower of the Day Challenge to include leaves. I am going to take advantage of that change today!
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I wandered through Amritapuri’s Saraswati Garden yesterday. This series of photos is the one I chose for my first post in 2019!
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