After a couple of days' showers, all the plants have decided to exhibit their flowers! The 'Lobsterclaw' Heliconia is resplendant with its yard long flowers.
The waterlilies in my frog pond are jostling with each other like politicians, to come in the picture.
You can see what else is blooming in the world now at Today's Flowers
The waterlilies in my frog pond are jostling with each other like politicians, to come in the picture.
You can see what else is blooming in the world now at Today's Flowers
Beautiful! I especially love the water lilies.
ReplyDeleteI confess this is a copy and paste message - but I want to get around as many nature and garden bloggers in the Southern Hemisphere as I can in a short time.
ReplyDeleteThrough my blog Loose and Leafy a growing company of bloggers are choosing a tree and following it for a year. There's a list of participants and a bit of information on our Tree Following page
By 'following' I mean observing when it does things, when things happen to it, the plants and creatures which grow on and around it . . . then posting what we see and linking up on 7th of every month. There's a link box which will stay open for 7 days and you'll find the March one here
Currently, though, we are all in the Northern Hemisphere and this strikes me as a bit unbalanced. It would be wonderful to compare notes with people whose trees are heading into autumn just as ours are sprouting new growth. And it would be good to have different kinds of trees too. Perhaps you would consider joining us?
Apologies for leaving copied-out comment but I hope, none the less, you will be tempted to join in.
Lucy
Beautiful! Nice water lillies!
ReplyDeleteA soft color of water lilies, so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love your water lilies and your heliconia. I can see why they would name it lobster claw. Beautiful photographs, thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!!! I also especially love your picture of the water lilies!
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