Exploring the small corner of garden 🪴

Hey scrollers.🍀
Hope so you all are having a good summer.
Well, in my area, people are really suffering due to the heat and humidity.

Anyway, getting to the point, I visited my aunt's house a few days ago and saw her watering her vegetables and flowers in her small garden. I joined her as well. I have passed by this garden many times, obviously, but never really paid it much attention.

My aunt was so lovingly watering her garden and clearing out extra bushes that I became interested in exploring her little corner myself. She really look after the plants as her children.

When I saw my aunt's garden and the little flowers in it, it reminded me of @elizabethbit's blogs because she pays a lot of attention to wild herbs and similar small things that we often overlook, and she posts about them.

Well now i am going to share with you guys some clicks.

These are orange marigold and pink periwinkle flowers growing side by side like siblings and look so adorable with their vibrant colours.

These are Red Roses and Peregrina flowers. It is clearly evident that Roses are suffering due to the scorhing heat of sun. Despite watering them they looked so worn out.

This is a lush green Ficus Plant standing out at the center of garden like the guardian.

Now coming towards the veggies of this small garden.

It was my first time seeing how cabbage grows and how it looks with its leaves.My grandma plucked one piece to make a salad of it.

Next comes the baby Lemon plant sprouting its flowers.It is ingrown and still in process.It seems healthy too.

Can you guys take a guess of this vegetable.??
These are unriped tomatoes hidding behind the leaves.

I always mistook coriander as mint and mint as herbs and the process goes on but it was long time ago. Now i can tell that it is mint because i recognize its fragrance.I used to make mint margarita alot so now i can easy tell the difference.

These are green chilli plants with zero chillies because aunt recently planted these.

At last we have brinjals . They are so small because they are still growing.

My aunt is planning to grow more vegetables because homegrown vegetables have their own unique taste and are also clean. That’s why my aunt takes great care of them. I also felt very refreshed spending time with these plants because being close to nature has its own charm. It is always so soothing.

Here ends my little corner and blog too.
Take Care.