Can you believe it?
Just after a couple of days of rain showers, the champaca trees which I thought were doomed to die due to extreme el nino heat miraculously produced abundant leaves and bloomed profusely, bringing awesone fragrance in the air!!! Wonderful things do happen in His time! :)
Rain, I don't mind!
Show us more!
Hi MetroDave!
Okay, here's a picture of ground level just a week ago....
The land is parched brown....and you can see that many plants have turned brown too!
...and here it is now...the land is turning green again!
...and the rangoon creeper has bloomed and is way ahead of the pink trumpet vine in the race to dominate the plant arbour ! :)
A very awesome change!
Rain makes the garden smile!
No change here. It still seems like an El Nino to me. It looks like Kaua`i will have an exceptionally dry summer. Hate it because of the fire hazard. I am moving some of my plants into pots. The ones I can move into pots.
Its hot as sin here at the moment.
On the windward side we're okay, but over in Kona many farms are in trouble because water is scarce and rain is little. There have been several wildfires in the past year.
