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Rose

2010.05.18: The roses reached full bloom again this year.

2010.05.14: Roses started to bloom one after another.

2009.09.07: A haven of a rest for the ORI tree frog?

2009.06.23: Second peak bloom period of Madame Alfred Carriere

2009.05.25: Roses are full-bloomed !

Christmas Rose

2010.03.23: Christmas Roses herald the arrival of spring

2010.02.15: Reminder of "The first day of spring"

2009.03.09: Christmas rose in full bloom

2009.02.16: Christmas roses came into bloom one after another.

2009.02.03: Christmas rose started to bloom.

Lavender

2010.06.24: ORI's Lavender Path is worth seeing!

2009.07.09: Lavenders are in full bloom and honey bees are at work in the field

2009.07.06: Our garden looks like a Lavender farm now!

2009.06.23: Flowers of Lavender begin to bloom.

2009.03.19: Perhaps, it's my turn to appear.

Grape

2010.05.14: Grape berries are growing day by day.

2009.09.07: This season too, a lot of grape we have harvested.

2009.08.21: First foretaste of the grapes

2009.08.21: 'Kyoho' grapes also deepen the color of its skin.

2009.08.21: 'Delaware' grapes seems to become ready for harvest so soon!

Landscape

2010.05.14: Azalea flowers are in full bloom.

2010.05.10: The Spring Rain brings hundreds of cereal grasses to life.

2010.04.28: Dogwood in bloom

2010.04.12: The coming of spring !

2010.03.23: Still a bit cold for Fuki (Japanese bog rhubarb)?

Fruits

2010.05.23: Chinese citron tree started having flowers again this year.

2010.04.28: Apple flowers in bloom

2010.04.28: Scent of Apple Flowers

2010.04.14: A lot of Chinese citrons were harvested again this year.

2010.01.19: The first harvest of Chinese citron