Nature – Lake Mary Gardens

Winter Sowing Success

Interesting double Japanese White Dandelion

Interesting double Japanese White Dandelion-side view

I finally got some stubborn lettuce and kale seeds to sprout after what felt like an endless wait. I thought the seeds were bad, but no, they just needed winter sowing. As I tended to my little garden, I noticed this abandoned bird’s nest in one of the shrubs, a testament to the passage of time and the cycles of nature around me.

The Japanese white dandelions are blooming again, brightening the landscape with cool white, and to my surprise, I found a double bloom, a rarity I have never seen before. It’s amazing how nature continues to reassure me with its beauty and resilience as the seasons change and occasionally puzzles me with an oddity.

Relax and watch the Night Sky

Nature

This is a video showing the evening sky clouding up before heavy rain. As the sun sets, hues of orange and purple begin to fade into darker shades, while clouds slowly gather, hinting at the impending downpour. A few hours afterward, the sky transformed, taking on an opaque appearance that obscured the stars yet added a dramatic flair to the atmosphere. Whether you’re indoors or venturing outside, let the allure of the moonlit night remind you to appreciate the simple yet profound transitions of our world. In this captivating scenario, remember to take a moment to relax, soak in the beauty of the changing skies, and enjoy the tranquil moments that unfold when the night sky is adorned with nature’s artistry, and sometimes brings Vincent Van Gogh to mind!