SPIKES TIME...

We are having rain almost every day during this rainy season.
Our orchid patch looks a bit mess.

The orchid clumps on wall in the backyard are growing so happy.

Some clumps are showing us some spikes...

So lovely...

This clump in its second bloom...

There are five spikes here, so promising...

Another clump with five spikes, actually fail to bloom.  

We found the flower buds have fallen, we only found the stalk remain.
I don't know why...

It might caused by the competition with the betel vine and the other vine.

We are finding two imperfect spikes with flowers

But still some flowers bloom...

However... Thanks GOD...  

WHITE DOVE ORCHID MOMENT

Getting a very fresh scent a couple days ago.
Very special... yes the scent of white dove orchid blooms.

This special orchid, one day blooming but spread around its very lovely aroma and also bloom at the same time on the same area.

On the way went to the office, I walked along the road side while enjoying the scent.

The orchids grow naturally and also wildly on the trees along the road side.

Hundred of trees have planted and we can find these orchids almost on every trees. 

Wild ferns and orchids stick on the trunks.
I guess thousands clumps of white dove orchid with millions flowers were blooming that day.
Only one day...
We can see this beautiful orchid here.
So lovely...

MESSY BACKYARD

This was our messy backyard this week...

Needs to be tidied up soon...

ENJOYING THE COLORFUL ZINNIAS

After we reloaded the compost bin, a day later we tidied up the front yard.

Put pots of zinnias in a row in front of the garage.

Although the plants were not good enough... a bit poor... but they still show us so many cheer colors.

We really love them...

Love the colors...

Share the beauty with the visitor...

PLAYING WITH THE DIRT

This weekend, finally we reloaded the compost bin.

Harvesting compost ...

My little girl looks so happy played with the dirt.

A garden helper...

Spread on to the concrete floor, to get drier compost.

So we had lots of garden stuff, but it all have poured into the pots.

And nothing remain...