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Truly,
our world presents a grand spectacle every single moment. Though the winter is slowly
tightening its tentacles around us and nature, yet there are pockets in
our midst, where we find flowers defying the chill and smiling at us in
all the glory. The grandeur of nature's beautiful persona keeps our
spirits buoyant even in stressful times.
A beaming singleton in my garden!
Early morning shot of the red and yellow blossoms in our neighborhood.
In my backyard a small chrysanthemum's plant has these maroon beauties on display.The long shadow of the whole plant at 8.30 in the morning proved a bonus.
This spread of white chrysanthemum blooms create magic outside our boundary wall space tended by us.
The luxurious exhibition of lemon hued chrysanthemums occupy a corner in my backyard.
Friends,welcome here as always!
This post is part of:
Our World Tuesday,
Today's Flowers, image-in-ing
Nature Notes,
Wordless Wednesday
Outdoor Wednesday
Beautiful blooms
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! And you're right - flowers just bloom. Perhaps we should do as they do?
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving, and thank you for linking up at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2015/11/chicago.html
Beautiful flowers to lift the spirit.
ReplyDeleteWow, lovely blooms and images. I wish we could see flowers year round. Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteThe flowers in your garden are beautiful! As are your photographs. I particularly liked the chrysanthemum's sharing their shadows but all of them are lovely!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blooms!
ReplyDeleteNature's bounty-courtesy Uppal :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures and I loved the quote in the beginning of the post :)
ReplyDeleteLovely captures.
ReplyDeleteIt is as if spring has struck your place.
Happy ODW!
Wow! Awesome blossoms around your home... simply rich the eye sights. I have seen many beautiful and exotic flowers bloom in chill climates and I think they like it more than sunny days.
ReplyDeleteNature at it's best and so selfless.
ReplyDeleteLoved your clicks Uppaljee
Pleasure to have you link up with Abracabadra.
I love the colorful flowers .... I have to visit your blog as mine are all gone till May...Michelle
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