Now that is a stunning shot, we have the pink as well. I have some in my shade house and am looking for somewhere to put them. I can imagine a grouping of them somewhere in the garden but where ......
Sylvia, thank you. You are so prompt with an encouraging comment. Indrani, yes, the garden around Karanji lake in Mysore is very beautiful. Kay, welcome to my blog. Ewok, welcome. Costas, I believe there is a pink variety too. Africanaussie, I think it is an Austrlian native. Helen,I think they would look spectacular in a group in your garden!
The Firespike odontonema strictum at the entrance to the bird sanctuary in Mysore, is in bloom throughout the year, bringing cheer to the visitors.
Lovely color, marvelous capture! Have a great day and a wonderful week!
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Lovely garden and what a colorful reception.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely warm welcome this plant offers.
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Alberta, Canada
thanks for telling me what this flowr is.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful colorful plant.
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We have that plant here and the honeyeaters and butterflies love it.
ReplyDeleteNow that is a stunning shot, we have the pink as well. I have some in my shade house and am looking for somewhere to put them. I can imagine a grouping of them somewhere in the garden but where ......
ReplyDeleteSylvia, thank you. You are so prompt with an encouraging comment.
ReplyDeleteIndrani, yes, the garden around Karanji lake in Mysore is very beautiful.
Kay, welcome to my blog.
Ewok, welcome.
Costas, I believe there is a pink variety too.
Africanaussie, I think it is an Austrlian native.
Helen,I think they would look spectacular in a group in your garden!
Very striking and beautiful flowers... what interesting insects must enjoy them too. Beautiful photo with the yellow green in the background too. ;>)
ReplyDeleteAh... a very eye catching sight at the entrance of a bird Sanctuary. I'm guessing it can compete quite nicely with your tropical birds ;-)
ReplyDeletei love the color and texture of these flowers, beautiful
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