This beautiful Peace Lily (also known as a Peace Plant) was given to me by my son soon after Christmas. To learn more about the plant go to: https://www.southernliving.com/garden/perfect-houseplant. (There are many other articles on the internet about this subject.)
The Amaryllis is a fascinating and amazing plant. We were given one of these plants fur Christmas. They grow unbelievably fast and need no water. To read more about the Amaryllis plant and how to care for it you can click here. We took a picture to capture its growth almost every day.
This post is written in gratitude to my son and daughter, those with whom Ī’m living and all my friends.
Vedavati had to go back to the United States to get a new visa.
A friend sent me a picture of a rhododendron bush in her yard. It is a wonderful view from the main bedroom. There are three colors of rhododendron bushes in front of my Seattle house but I’ve never seen any this color before.
As the blooms age, they change color.
A few days later, she also saw a bunny in the yard. (She took the photo through a window screen.)
Vedavati said: i cannot help but adore these flowers. L.O.V.E that they pop open white and shrivel up “maroon”. Mother Nature is such a marvel.
Vedavati sent more photos taken with her new phone. I decided to post the flowers first. I think the colors are so vivid
She wrote: After a pre dawn rain. Love the colors and all the various stages of flowering and fruiting.
Vedavati bought a new phone. That means she also has a new phone camera! She said: I am loving the new camera. Not so sure about loving the different style of spell wrecker.
Vedavati has been sending me flower photos from Amritapuri. The last one she sent, she mentioned wishing that she could crop the photo so the flower filled the page. I figured it out although I’m not sure I could repeat it. Enjoy.
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