The bright yellow of this flower lifts the gloom on an overcast day. I have not been able to find its botanial name.
The Rabbit Ears
Ruttya fruticosa is new addition to my garden. It is a native of East Africa, where it is called Jammy Mouth. It attracts butterflies. It has a curious shape and is full of nectar. One of its petals has a prominent black marking.
The Chocolate Plant
Pseuderanthemum elatum has leaves the colour of milk chocolate. It is flowering in all sorts of nooks in my garden.
The
Oxalis triangularis was a present from my friend Kanak. Its deep burgandy leaves contrast with its pale pink flowers.
This Golden Duranta has uncommon pale violet flowers which fall in cascades.
The bright yellow of this flower lifts the gloom on an overcast day. I have not been able to find its botanial name.
The Rabbit Ears Ruttya fruticosa is new addition to my garden. It is a native of East Africa, where it is called Jammy Mouth. It attracts butterflies. It has a curious shape and is full of nectar. One of its petals has a prominent black marking.
The Chocolate Plant Pseuderanthemum elatum has leaves the colour of milk chocolate. It is flowering in all sorts of nooks in my garden.
The Oxalis triangularis was a present from my friend Kanak. Its deep burgandy leaves contrast with its pale pink flowers.
This Golden Duranta has uncommon pale violet flowers which fall in cascades.
Gorgeous collection of flowers!
ReplyDeleteExquisite flowers, gorgeous colors and terrific captures as always! Enjoy your day!!
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Amazing flowers you got in all your garden surroundings.visiting from my today's flowers @ love home grow garden
ReplyDeleteYou have an unusual collection of lovely flowers today. As for the name of the yellow one, I am dumbfounded ;>)
ReplyDeletethe rabbit ear is quite interesting and beautiful. love the collection of flowers you shared today.
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ReplyDeleteGorgeous flowers and post. Your photos are all beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYou have a very beautiful garden with all these lovely blooms on display. Thanks for sharing them with Today's Flowers.
ReplyDeleteFlores lindas e diferentes!
ReplyDeletePretty blooms! And I'm glad to see the Oxalis!! Posted today after a long gap. Are you taking a break now?
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