Drying My Laundry In My Side Garden.

The Japanese roses in the hanging pots are growing well in my garden. Those plants that I have pruned are now growing new shoots. Some seedlings are growing well but some are not due to the very hot sun and the heavy downpour that causes excessive watering. 

 For the past weeks, we had very hot sun for the first half of the day and followed by heavy downpour. In the morning, I rushed to water my plants to avoid the scorching hot sun.

My side garden gets a few hours of sun in the morning.

Now with the new fence, I can dry my laundry especially my quilt blankets here.

I machine sewed this quilt blanket.

Another of my machine sewed quilt blanket.

I hand sewed this piece of quilt blanket.

It is also a great place to sun my pillows and booster.

With just a few hours of hot sun, it is enough to dry all my laundry.

With all the laundry hanging out in the garden to dry, I have to watch the sky.

The cloud can very quickly turned to dark cloud.

It's time to take in my laundry when I see dark cloud looming over us.

This is the front part of my side garden.

I had this bougainvillea plant growing over the intermediate wall.

When in full bloom, the flowers are very pretty. But when the flowers are spent, they drop all over the place. I cut if off to avoid them dropping into my neighbour's compound.

For you have been called to live in freedom,
my brothers and sisters,
But don't use your freedom to satisfy your sinful nature.
Instead, use your freedom to serve one another in love.
For the whole law can be summed up in this one command:
"Love your neighbor as yourself."
(Galatians 5:13-14, New Living Translation-NLT)