We’ve had some lovely refreshing rain here lately, and all our plants are looking so invigorated (as are we). Is there anything nicer than stepping out after a rain and breathing in all the fresh smells of earth and grass?
We have a huge mango tree that provides delicious shade and, hopefully, will bear fruit this season.
My big, beautifully propagating aloe plant.
And flowers that are finally beginning to show some color.
Domestic Felicity 
We live in Alberta,Canada and it is winter here with snow and and about 4 C (which is not cold for us yet). . There is nothing growing green here other than our evergreen trees which stay green year round.
Your garden looks so great and tp have a mango tree—wonderful!
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Sharon, every part of the world has its charm! I’d love some snow, but we have it so seldom.
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What a change since your last post. Everything looks so bright and green.
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Peggy, it does indeed. It’s like everything was just waiting for some rain to come alive.
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How odd to see an aloe plant outdoors! Here in the States that is something you keep on the kitchen window sill where it will stay warm, get some sun, and be handy to put on burns. I suppose I could put mine outside in the summer – it just never occurred to me.
Keep an eye on that funny little purple plant, so we can see what it grows up to be.
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Aloe thrives out of doors here! It never occurred to me to bring it inside 😁
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So glad the rain came…hope some comes along every so often now…it is so important there!! We live where there can be too much…but of the last few years, it has been rather a drought so now we welcome rain too!!
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Too much of a good thing, you know… but here it almost never happens!
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