Greetings From My Garden

We have mostly cloudy sky and rain for the past 2 days and this morning due to heavy rain, we didn't go for our early morning walk. Once the rain stopped, I went out to the garden to check out my plants.

 I found a wild mushroom beside a flower pot.

 Flower of the stubby okra plant.

 Happy to see these little stubby okras.

 Long purple eggplants

 Daikon or white radish.

The last harvest and will take a rest before planting these again.

 Purple custard apple aka sugar apple.

 The birds were eating this fig before I went into the garden.

Might as well leave it to them to enjoy.

 This fig was half gone and now I have to wrap my figs in transparent plastic.

I used plastic which makes it easier for me to check on the figs.

 I managed to harvest a few of my figs.

 With the birds eyeing my figs, I cannot leave the figs to ripen on the plant.

 Once the green fig turns light yellow, it is time to harvest.

Both the birds and I are keeping a close watch on these figs.

 Blue plumbago

 When exposed to the hot sun, the blue is a lighter shade.

 Miniature hibiscus.

Purple Mexican Petunias aka Purple Shower".

Linking to Good Fences.

So overflowing is his kindness toward us that he took away

all our sins through the blood of his Son, by whom we are saved;

and he has showered down upon us the richness of his grace -

for how well he understands us and know what is best for us at all times.

(Ephesians 1:7-8, The Living Bible-TLB)