The pale Pentas looks beautiful in the rain.
Petria has stopped flowering and started vegetative growth.
The blue Plumbago flowers through the year in these parts.
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I really need to get some Plumbago. It grows so well here, and is an all-year-round bloomer here too. Thank you for reminding me just how lovely the Plumbago flowers are.
ReplyDeleteLove the photo of the Colvillea racemosa on your header. They are such a wonderful tree and those racemes of brilliant orange and yellow blooms are stunning.
simply beautifully captured shots...lovely!
ReplyDeleteSuch exquisite flowers! I love the delicate colors and your captures are delightful as always! Hope you have a great week!!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for sharing these gorgeous flowers with Today's Flowers. Wonderful photos!
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Such delicate and beautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteLovely pastel shades. :)
ReplyDeleteLovely to have found your blog and to see the tropical gardens in India.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are so beautiful and delicate. Love your photos!
Interesting flowers. I like the first one best.
ReplyDeleteSimple yet very elegant flowers.. This flowers are known by a variety of names, including star clusters, pentas and Egyptian star flowers.
ReplyDeleteI am a fan of blue. Love so many blues in your post. Thank you :) Miss my long-lost Plumbago.
ReplyDeletePlumbago is lovely ... and it flowers all year with you ! I have to keep it in my conservatory, keep it frost free in winter, and it rewards me with flowers in the summer!
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