Our tropical garden from October to December 2015

Our tropical garden paradise is forever alive with various flora and fauna to enchant us!

We’re truly blessed as we stand transfixed in awe at God’s marvellous creations, mesmerised by all the sheer beauty that we see everyday. Thank you, Heavenly Father!

Our small garden comprises of three sections… 1) the front yard, including the car porch; 2) the courtyard; 3) the backyard. We hope you’ll enjoy the photos presented below for your viewing pleasure.

Our front yard
Collage of flowering plants at our frontyard, Dec 13 2015
Gorgeous flowering plants at our front yard

Our frontyard, keeping us delightfully happy everyday, Nov 20 2015
A view of our front yard
A section of our inner border at the front yard, Nov 26 2015
A closer view of the section of our inner border at the front yard

 

Heliconia stricta 'Sharonii' looking so vibrant, Dec 2 2015
Heliconia strict ‘Sharonii’ (Heliconia metallica)
Our Tillandsia (Tilly, Airplane) has started to bloom, Dec 13 2015
Our Tillandsia blooming for the first time
Potted Allamanda cathartica 'Golden Butterfly' against the chain-link fence, Nov 26 2015
Allamanda cathartica ‘Golden Butterfly’ (Yellow Allamanda)
Our potted pure-white rose-like Crepe Gardenia at the inner bed, Nov 27 2015
Our potted pure-white rose-like Crepe Gardenia at the inner bed
Greens at our car porch, Nov 16 2015
Luxuriant greens at our car porch

Fauna aplenty at our front yard which enthrals us so! Plants beget flowers, and flowers beget insects and the like…

Sunbirds are daily visitors to our garden
Sunbirds are daily visitors to our front yard
A Sphingid Moth resting on our Angelonia 'Alba', Nov 27 2015
A species of Hippotion moth, either H. rosetta, H. boerhaviae or H. echeclus?

 

Orthetrum sabina sabina (Slender/Green Skimmer), resting long enough for a quick shot, Nov 9 2015
Orthetrum sabina sabina (Slender/Green Skimmer)
Catopsilia pomona pomona, sheltering beneath the Tibouchina leaf, Nov 19 2015
Catopsilia pomona pomona (Lemon Butterfly)
Pycnonotus goiavier (Yellow-vented Bulbul) enjoying nectar from White Costus, Oct 19 2015
Pycnonotus goiavier (Yellow-vented Bulbul) enjoying nectar on White Costus
Pycnonotus goiavier (Yellow-vented Bulbul) waiting to pounce on the Mulberry bush for its fruits, Dec 1 2015
Pycnonotus goiavier (Yellow-vented Bulbul) waiting to pounce on the mulberries

 

At The Courtyard…
Our courtyard filled with mostly foliage/variegated plants, Dec 15 2015
Mostly foliage/variegated plants at our courtyard. These beauties are the first to greet us each morning as we descend the stairs after a restful night

 

At The Backyard…
Potted luxuriant Mentha (Mint Leaf), growing in abundance at the backyard, Nov 5 2015
Potted Mentha (Mint Leaf) growing in abundance
Our veggie garden at the backyard incl. Lime, Mulberry Bush, Mint Leaf, Pandan Leaf and Turmeric Leaf, Nov 5 2015
Our veggie garden at the backyard incl. Lime, Mulberry Bush, Mint Leaf, Pandan Leaf, Curry Leaf, Basil Leaf and Turmeric Leaf

Enjoy!!

Last edit: June 16, 2016

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4 Responses to “Our tropical garden from October to December 2015”

  1. Gillian Says:

    I havent seen an update from you for a while, and enjoyed the “walk” around your garden. everything is looking so lush and colourful. I wish you and yours a very Happy Christmas, Gillian

  2. Jacqueline Says:

    Great to know you’ve enjoyed your morning visit to our garden, Gillian.
    Much thanks for your lovely comments and Christmas wishes. We too would like to wish you and your loved ones a very joyful and blessed Christmas and a great New Year ahead with God’s abundant blessings always.

  3. yara Says:

    Hello Jacqueline, very beautiful your garden, God bless your hands and plants. I wish Merry Christmas with his family.

  4. Jacqueline Says:

    Good morning, Yara. Thank you very much for your compliment on our garden and Christmas wishes.
    Wishing you and your loved ones too… a very merry, joyous and blessed Christmas and a wonderful New Year 2016 with God’s overflowing blessings always.

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