Munnar in Kerala is a beautiful hill station nestling among tea plantations. The tea gardens were started by the British in the 18th century- now they have been sold to local firms. Munnar has a cool climate and people have pretty gardens. These were some of the flowers in the garden of the hotel where we stayed. I don't know the name of the flower on top.
Bright nasturtiums are surrounded by bees.
Bell shaped Abutilon.
Azelias which do not flower in my garden were flowering profusely...
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Bell shaped Abutilon, my mother always had when I was a child. I had one too, later on but was not able to keep it flowering. :(
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely flowers!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures of the flowers. The abutilon is one I have never seen, but it is lovely. The lavender is sososo pretty.
ReplyDeleteThis hill station must be very beautiful surrounded by pretty flowers!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers !
ReplyDeleteAh ...to see something new. Hope your visit was fun.
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ReplyDeleteNice blog about flowers. The post pictures are beautiful. Munnar is a must visit place in Kerela. The name Munnar is believed to mean "three rivers",and there are many places to visit in Munnar. It is a calm and soothing vacation spot in Kerala and should be visited to relish the natural beauty.
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