Banana Leaves
Thank you for stopping by! ~Val
Sunday, July 7, 2019
After the Rain
I have always had a fondness for raindrops on plants and flowers. These are sunny morning photos, around the yard, after the rain.
Banana Leaves
Ti Plant
Japanese Maple
Rose of Sharon
Pittosporum
Tomatoes
Gardenia
Holly
Coral Bells
Bonfire Ornamental Peach
Chrysanthemum
Variegated Canna
I hope you enjoyed these raindrops nourishing our plants.
Thank you for stopping by! ~Val
Banana Leaves
Thank you for stopping by! ~Val
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Raindrops are nature's jewels.
ReplyDeleteThey certainly are!
DeleteI agree! The plants looks so refreshed! Thank you for telling me the name I have of something I have in my own garden - Pittosporum ;-)
ReplyDeleteThe pittosporum grows like crazy here! It has such a pretty leaf.
DeleteI love rain drops....leaves then look fresh
ReplyDeleteThey do!
DeleteIt's been so rainy here in SC the past few days! Lovely pictures Val!
ReplyDeleteThank you Pilar!
DeleteAmazing plants :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Iwona!
Deletesuch a great blog post! love how refreshed the plants look! they are so lovely x
ReplyDeletehave a wonderful day!
Thank you! Enjoy your day!
DeleteThe plants and the flowers look happy after the rain :)
ReplyDeleteThe banana is growing so well and tomatoes are getting bigger, so lovely.
Thank you Evi. Everything is doing so well in the yard!
DeleteYour garden blooms pretty. I, too love the after rain effect; raindrops on leaves and the earthly scent. Lovely shots!
ReplyDeleteThank you Khaya!
DeleteBeautiful garden!:)
ReplyDeleteThank you Natalia!
DeleteYes! This is a special beauty of nature. And how to capture it! Technology has spawned a lot not so great things, but DSLR cameras are one the better outcomes of technology.
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Thank you Allie!
Deletei love nature after rain:D all looks so fresh:)
ReplyDeleteThank you Kathy!
Deleteit is a pleasure:)
DeleteBeautiful flowers and pictures
ReplyDeleteThank you Agnes.
DeleteI love the gardenia! I've tried growing one, but no luck so far.
ReplyDeleteWe were lucky enough to have established gardenia when we moved into our house. Their fragrance is wonderful! I hope you have luck growing one.
DeleteLove shooting the drops after a rain.
ReplyDeleteMe too!
DeleteAre those all from your garden, Val? I loved your raindrop photos!
ReplyDeleteYes they are! We have a lot of young plants since we moved into our home just last August. It is fun watching them grow as the weeks go by!
DeleteRaindrops are such fun to shoot on foliage and blooms. You got some wonderful shots here. Beautiful plants!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jeanie!
Deletejust stop by to say hello
ReplyDeleteHi Tanza. Have a great day!
Deleteahh beautiful photos - love them all and especially the variegated canna - I was walking through a favorite neighborhood down the mountain and came across these beautiful orange flower on this canna - ..had to google the name because I wasn't sure what it was.
ReplyDeleteIsn't that leaf amazing? I have never seen these before until moving south. Ours is a baby so we don't know if it will flower this year. It is growing fast though and since they propagate themselves, they will probably be huge in a few years!
DeleteThese plants look amazing with the raindrops! Beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
DeleteGreat post, Thanks for sharing,
ReplyDeleteI'm following you! X.
Thank you!
DeleteThere truly is!
ReplyDeleteLindas imagens.
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Gracias Maristela!
DeleteGorgeous imagines. I love looking at the leaves and flowers after the rain as well. Not only it looks amazing, but the fresh smell of nature is an added bonus as well.
ReplyDeleteI love that smell of rain and after rain too!
DeleteRain can be so welcome …
ReplyDeleteOnce again you've shared some wonderful photographs.
So nice to see the flowers and plants, I especially liked the colour of the Chrysanthemums.
All the best Jan
Thank you Jan. We thought we would throw out the chrysanthemums after autumn. We left them in pots and they never completely died. Now this particular plant is in the ground and has grown huge! I had no idea they enjoyed heat.
DeleteThese pictures are all from your yard Val? Wow! Beautiful! I love the raindrops, they add a "freshness" to the pictures! Big Hugs!
ReplyDeleteThank you Stacy. They are from the yard! Big hugs back!
DeleteBeautiful raindrop photography. I love photos of raindrops, they make me think of pearls.
ReplyDeleteThank you Ivana. The raindrops are very pearl-like!
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