“Never go to a doctor whose office plants have died!” ~ Erma Bombeck
This winter flowering bush is so attractive that people passing stop by and admire its beauty in fascination. And especially on a moonlit night the effect is beautiful and electrifying. The tiny white flowers grow profusely and very few of the green leaves can be seen. It seems as if there are no leaves. But sadly the bloom lasts only a few months 
. Once the winter recedes the bush once again turns green. People passing by try their best to guess the name of this bush but no one seems to know. If you happen to know its name please do share.
Cheers and have a lovely day 🙂
Postscript: I forgot to mention the flowers have a pleasant Jasmine like fragrance too. And the fragrance is evident even at a distance of 5 ft. 🙂
Breath of Joy 
wow!!!
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Cool! 🙂
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What a great quote, wise words indeed.
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I am delighted you liked it! Regards.
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Beautiful!
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Glad you liked it! Have a nice day 🙂
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What a beauty ! I so wanna smell the fragrance right now 🙂
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Welcome and thanks. Oh I wish you really could 🙂
Regards.
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So beautiful and the flowers look a little like snow. It must be magical with the jasmine scent filling the air too.
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Glad you liked the flowers and yes the scent does make it magical.
Thank you and regards.
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I wonder if it is some kind of jasmine. I have a night blooming jasmine, so perhaps this is a winter-blooming one. Just a guess though – no real idea. Love the Erma quote.
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Ah yes quite possible a variant of Jasmine. Kind of you to give this input. I am sure in your world of writing Erma’s wisdom must be liked. Quotes really inspire me.
Thanks Renee!
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Gorgeous tree! And I love the quote–I’m a big Erma fan! I’m going to the Erma Bomeck Writer’s Workshop in April and I can’t wait!
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Nice of you to appreciate. Yes the wisdom in the quote is so believable. I am sure we bloggers can look forward to some wonderful thoughts from you after the workshop!
Thanks for stopping by and cheers 🙂
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Wonderful pic … especially on a very cold morning for me … an gotta love Erma Bombeck.
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Oh I am so pleased you liked it. Here we are enjoying the winter sun! Wishing for some good weather at your end 🙂
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Beautiful picture 😉
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A warm welcome! Gracious of you!
Merci à vous!
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Nature at its best… marvelous
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Gracious of you to appreciate! Have a lovely day 🙂
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Excellent quote, my smile for the day! And what an amazing plant!
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I am so glad you liked it! Many thanks and best wishes coming your way 🙂
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Amazing and Thank you for writing which is quite good and best wishes always, and greetings. Kindness blossoms in your heart
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I have just visited your blog. I found your writings and your thoughts very enlightening. Not only were you a great success in the corporate world but you left all the glamour and migrated to your roots of being a spiritual being and spreading peace and harmony.
Indeed an honor to welcome you sir here. Regards.
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How can’t you love Erma Bombeck?! Gorgeous flowering bush! Margie
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Oh yes her quotes are so full of subtle wisdom. Glad you liked the flowering bush Margie. Lots of happiness your way from India 🙂
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I have no idea what kind of bush that is, but whatever it is…I want one!
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Glad you liked it so much 🙂
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I hope you find out its name Dilip this is truly a wonderful Winter Beauty… Enjoy your weekend my friend 🙂
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Hello Sue I just discovered the flowers emanate a Jasmine like fragrance too!
Thank you and you too have a lovely weekend 🙂
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I love the comment about the doctor and dead plants… so true… Enjoying reading posts on your blog… Barbara
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Thank you Barbara its very gracious of you! All best wishes coming your way.
Cheers 🙂
Dilip
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Gorgeous! I wish I knew its name
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Glad you liked it Shay 🙂
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That is very beautiful. And a nice substitute for real snow!
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Believe me I too felt the same especially because we never ever can get snow here. 😦 You guys are lucky to have so much snow 🙂
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Like I told Shree before, I would gladly trade you some of our snow for some of your heat in the middle of January!
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Ha ha wish we could do that. True we have plenty of wonderful sunshine. For us snow means holidays and people travel North to the Himalayas for trekking and mountain climbing. Cheers 🙂
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That must make for some very nice vacations.
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Oh ya great places to choose from! Have been there long ago – being an ex-army guy 🙂
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awesome.
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Thank you!
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First part is a statement.
2nd part can be a question.
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True very true Suhas. Looking for answers for second part 🙂
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Why the plants in S V do not die?? Visit any DU or a block.
There are some plants in most of the places.And hence S V carries on.
When in the arid zone of Pokran / Jaisalmer, I have seen greenery around the
temp Army Camp of units who came for firing, training etc.And they
had a no. of visitors for their Dr.
I agree do not go to a Dr. who can not look after his own plants.
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Ha ha that observation is quite true Suhas. You have a nice day 🙂
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This is so beautiful, Dilip – unfortunately I don’t know its name.
That’s a wise quote by Erma Bombeck!!! 🙂
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Many thanks dear Marina. Yes that quote is quite appealing. Regards.
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Ooo..I’m curious to know too! It looks quite magical!
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🙂 Lets hope we get the name
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Wow! Simply Osum
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🙂 yes Vedant
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