Bloom in times of Corona


 As Sun crosses to Northern hemisphere around 14th January every year, weather prepares to welcome gentle warmth of spring. We grow them for the sheer joy of bloom
 Flowers are nature's blessings in the form of song and dance of elements. It is the earth which manifests itself in so many colors to express its blessings.
The raw earth gives so much to a worthy tiny seed !





Zinnia & marigold become benevolent hosts to feeding bees and other insects of the season. Nature only gives.
 A Red Rose is regarded with esteem, not without a reason !
 Pink & Red. The blush of roses is here to remind us that even in Corona times nature has retained its beauty.
 The picture is worth more than a thousand words - a thank you or a bless you.
 Variety is the flavor of nature. We have red and white in one.
Even large trees in a mood to show off, shed all their leaves in favor of a glamorous cover of red flowers. 
 Yellow is the color of spring in India
The details never end. Notice the sprinkling of white at the base of crown of a red rose.
 Layers of sheer beauty
 Rukmini in blossom. This is a natural bouquet of hundreds of small buds
 Life in Harmony.
Hibiscus blossom. The plant has therapeutic significance , but for us its beauty is therapy  !
 Flower for every season. Nature adapts these to sustain temperatures beyond 35 degrees
Promise of opulence !
Sheer joy & celebration of arrival

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