I always had a thought that the pictures I take using my Nokia 6600 dont do justice to the actual colors in my garden. So this time I had one of my friend bring his camera and went on a photo spree….
Here is a chrysanthemum flower.if you thought those are big flowers you must re-look the pic again. Its a teeny weeny dwarf chrysanthemum on Macro mode. Chrysanthemum usually bloom in bunches and If i had ‘pinched’ it properly at the right time, I will have a living bouquet in my garden by now:)
This rose plant here was so dull and wilted because of lack of fertilization and care. To be very honest, I used a chemical fertilizer called Miracle gro Food spikes. They are slow release fertilizers lasting upto 2 months and it contains all the macro and micro nutrients that are essential for plants . I think its worth it
This is an ‘Orange’ rose and my attempt on macro mode photography and I think the rose by its beauty has eclipsed my photography mistakes.
Last week I have been working on seed starting tomatoes, chilli and egg plant (white). I will cover on those another day.
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Nice photography! No doubt the Micracle gro worked well on the roses! Yo!
Flowers so beautiful…. Love to have a mini rose garden at my place. Will contact you for guaidance
Thanks for the nice words. Please do contact.
My friend has a damask rose (Paneer rose) plant. She has obliged to get it for me from her place abroad.
She said that she will remove the plant from root, remove all the mud, bind it with wet kitchen towel and will keep in the plastic bag and the very next day she will give it to me for planting.
What is your guidance on this is this the right way. Is this called root stock transport? Need your reply by 1st June.
Thanks