23 Nov 2013 6 Kommentaar
In the southern hemisphere summer is very eminent and the temperatures are rising very rapidly. We were away for a long period and came back to a very neglected garden. It took some time to nurse the plants back to good condition. Slowly but surely they start to show their appreciation.
This week I would like to show you my husband’s fig tree
21 Nov 2013 5 Kommentaar
to see more blogs on this theme, make sure to visit Verena’s blog
this is an old picture taken by some one in my family. Ferns are popular for their beautiful leaves. My favurite is this maidenhair fern
taken in the tropical part of the two oceans aquarium – Cape Town
14 Nov 2013 8 Kommentaar
foilage is a never ending interesting topic for photography and Verena created a lovely opportunity to be on the lookout for leaves
we are moving towards summer but still have a lot of fresh young leaves to enjoy
young hydrangea leaves
09 Nov 2013 15 Kommentaar
These past months my time was not always my own and my blogging suffered a lot under it.
Ailsa announced a very interesting theme for this week : CONNECTIONS.
Visit her blog if you would like to get more links on this topic
SMARTIES : As a little girl I arranged them in little heaps. It could have been two toned or tri-coloured heaps, depending on how I felt. I formed patterns with them and even used to build little pictures with them. Lately I only enjoy these tasty titbits but they always connect my mind with my childhood affinity for it.
06 Nov 2013 9 Kommentaar
once again an opportunity with verena to share our leavy shots
I am a bit slow this week.
Want to share with you the leaves that grew in my kitchen window. This was my temporary kitchen while we were living in Belgium
parsley lettuce and chives
At home here in South Africa I have more or less the same
parsley
lettuce
This lettuce sowed itself and flourished in a crack on the stepping stones
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