PELARGONIUM : NEW COLLECTIONS

Adding new collections of Pelargonium in our tiny garden.
Finding so many varieties of Pelargonium in the way home from visiting my father.

Such a lovely thing to collect so many colors of Pelargonium.
Love the soft scent...
Lots of varieties on the nursery, but I have to make a choice.
So I bought four varieties that I haven't already had yet.
Lets check it up.

Love the pink color... I don't know what the real color...

The reddish-orange... with big size flower.

Two varieties of hanging pelargonium...

Thanks GOD for these beauties...

HUNTING TIME...

When I do I job, I will do it wholeheartedly.

Just enjoy the job, with all of the chores.

Observing and monitoring to companies about environmental management is one of my chore.

It's time to 'go out' from the office and free from 'computer radiation'.

Meeting with new person, finding new experiences, finding new knowledge, finding 'fresh and green things', and many more...

Time to 'hunt' new plants...

the special thing is getting new plant for free...

I can get so many plants as given from the host, or take it from the road side.

Look... these were that I got one day in December 2017.

Four varieties of begonia 

Pelargonium...

and Epidendrum orchid...

And yesterday, I went home with brown leaved begonia, pelargonium, verbena, coleus, dianthus and some french marigold seeds.
Hunting time is an exciting time...
The plants were from the real 'natural' nursery.
Thanks all... for the free plants and free seeds.

PELARGONIUM : BLOOMING IN THE BALCONY

Love to see my balcony...

With colorful geranium/pelargonium blooming there...

We have six varieties.

I want to collect more color.

I got the plant from many places.

The salmon...

I bought it in May this year.

This red one... 

I put cuttings from a health service center in November last year.

The Fuchsia...

I bought it on January this  year.

The white one, 

I put some cuttings from my friend in December 2016.

The striped pink, I bought it on January this  year.

And the last, the baby pink is the newest one.

I bought it last week.

Hoping they will grow well here.

Thank GOD...

A NEW LIFE IN THE BACK YARD

Went home and back to the home garden...

Do all garden chores.

Doing so many efforts with the ruin of the garden, mostly in the roof garden.

Grounding... yeah...Moving lots of pots from the roof garden in to the backyard.

Here in the back yard, we can watering the plants easily.

Last three weeks, we dug and preparing the raised bed. 

Sowing seeds  and planting so many seedlings on the raised bed.

Repaired the ruins of the garden...

Looks like a new life here...

Long yard bean looks growing slowly on the A-trellis.

Two varieties of egg plants growing side by side.
Lettuces from self seedlings that we found on the neglected pot are growing in the rows among the eggplants.
Rows of  garlic chives on the pots on the edge of the raised bed.
We had to re-potting the garlic chives before.
Such a hard work...

Bountiful seedling of zinnia, marigold and cosmos under the A-trellis.

I have no idea, where I should plant them... hmmm...

Row of strawberry plants in pots on the edge of the bed.
Red amaranth growing happily here.
Row of Kankung, and basil under the A-trellis for cucumber vines.

A space for recovery the ruins of roses and angelonias.

A spot of self seedling tomatoes on the raised bed.

Rows of kangkung (Ipomea aquatica) looks so poor...
and some baby of cucumber plants are growing among the row.

Lots of okra seedlings under the sweet potato leaves.
Self seedlings...

Loofah vine is climbing on the wall.
Red beans are growing so happy with green onions.
Mint is growing wildly here.
Again... row of garlic chives in the pots.

Hot chilies, celery, and okra

 

A new row of roses...
Immigrants from the roof garden...

 

 Blooms from the ruins...

Finding beautiful thing...

Makes me so happy...

Vibrant color...

A bed of long peppers and green onions.
We can find two citrus and some pots of roses above the compost bin.

A rack of pelargoniums...
Again... recovering the ruins.

Bloom from the ruin...
Hoping they will grow happily here.
And I have to move more of pots from the roof garden soon, or we will find the ruins of the plants.

PELARGONIUM : ENJOY THE BEAUTY

Our Pelargonium is blooming for the second time.

I'm so glad, that I can notice the progress, although it's not completely.

I found the closed flower buds, part opened buds and fully opened...

Enjoy the beauty...