Flowers Bloom Even in Cuzco’s Dry Season
Rose Shining in a Bright Dry-Season Sky
It has been dry in Cuzco for months now. Though clouds occasionally cross the sky and sometimes gather, there has been almost no rain. The landscape is at the height of brown.
The eucalyptus trees are yellowing from lack of water. At this time, it is easy to forget that Cuzco is a garden city with many plants and flowers both in pots and growing from the ground. Though still there, they often seem diminished by the heavy, dry sun of day and the bundled cold of night.
To remind us, Cuzco Eats presents a photo essay of plants in restaurants, on walls, and in the ground.
Apple Tree Seedlings for Sale in Wanchaq
Potted Plant Holding up a Menu Stand
Potted Flowers in an Outside Window
Fuchsia Hanging by the Sidewalk
Maguey Behind Bars
Fern Growing in a Restaurant
Hanging Geraniums and Lamp under Cuzco's Moon
Kantu Flower by the Door
Potted Greenery by the Menu
Potted Geraniums by the Column
Thistle in Bloom
Eating by the Restaurant's Patio Garden
Potted Flowers in a Restaurant Window
Geraniums on the Wall
Wild Flower in Bloom
A Rose in the Sky
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