As if one blog a week wasn't enough, we have taken up the blog-a-prompt week thanks to Monika ;). So here goes!
When I see the topic "Colours" the first subject that came up to me was my garden. The transition from being fascinated with flowering plants to becoming nearly completely a "kitchen" gardener came very quickly for me. I still love to see my flowers, but I get to see so many colours in my garden anyway, that I don't miss purely flowering plants all that much :).
The vibrant yellows....
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| Cherry tomatoes |
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| Zucchini flower |
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| One of my all time favourite pics |
The lovely reds and oranges...
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| Cherry tomatoes |
Sometimes a pretty pink
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| The flower of the black guava |
And Purples too!
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| Different types of brinjal/aubergine |
Colours of harvests! :-)
ReplyDeleteAah! Love the riot of colours and like I talked about some time back I want to slowly get into making a kitchen garden of my own. Will get in touch with you once I am ready for it :)) This is so inspiring Aparna!! :)
ReplyDeleteSimz I am going to be coming to Electronic City quite often, to get my apartment there in place. So will drop in anytime you want ;)
DeleteWow, natural colours make any other painted things just pale in comparison!
ReplyDeleteI drool over your garden pics everytime you post them! I cant get enough. I'll join Simran whenever you start taking those workshops :)
ReplyDeleteooh..lovely colours..and as Simran says, you are really inspiring!
ReplyDeleteAnd, Pliss to help me out too when I start out with my garden!
Wow..nice pretty kitchen garden..no need to wait for bhajiwallah :))))
ReplyDeleteI am coming over to your place soon, Aparna!
ReplyDeleteyour garden is an inspiration to me anytime you post about it :)
ReplyDeleteLovely lovely colours Aparna. What's a black guava? The flower is absolutely breathtaking.
ReplyDeleteTulika, I had no idea about the name for a long time, but apparently that's what this species is called. They're slightly smaller than regular size, really dark skinned (more a dark maroon than black) and pinkish inside.
Deletewow wow wow... the real colors! for me the color of the season will always be the yellow.. of the mangoes of the vibrant sunshine!
ReplyDeleteSwati, I am on such a high with the organic mangoes this season!! Feel like I need to buy land just for that mango tree :)
DeleteLove you green lady!
ReplyDeleteWow loved these colors
ReplyDeleteI am so proud of you Aparna. This is fantastic :D
ReplyDeleteThank you all you lovely ladies so so much :).. My garden has been at a bit of a low with a lot of pests and what-nots, with me feeling low too. But I felt so so rejuvenated reading all your comments.. Big Hugs to all of you!!!
ReplyDeleteThe colors of everything fresh and natural.. beautiful pics
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