Tuesday, May 26, 2009

My String of Hearts


Ceropegia woodii (String of Hearts Vine)






Umlaud




Palm Trunk




Orange Dew





Nepenthes thorelli




The Invasion





Kaempferia bloom




Touchstone




Sublime




Braille




Some of you were surprised that the Venus Flytrap flowered. It does. But I was surprised at how the small, year old plant, flowered. Compare the size of traps on the tiny plant in bloom and the more mature plant to the right. See, this blog is educational.









Downtown




Teal





City Hall ( a little less gritty)




A fox, a raccoon?

26 comments:

  1. String of heart is cool. You have shown flowers I have never heard of before. Great photography.

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  2. Umlaud! Love it!!

    The string of hearts looks like a wonderful necklace.

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  3. I love seeing all of your flowers. String of hearts is very unique! Hope you are having beautiful weather

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  4. The string of hearts look so beautiful and delicate. Loved the palm trunk and as usual--your captions! Orange dew, invasion--wow! The blooms are truly beautiful. Checked out the bauhinia too. Loved them all. I saw them for the first time last year in south India. They're not common in my region.

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  5. Always fascinated by your plants, especially the carnivorous ones. Also love the palm trunk and the teal picture.

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  6. Such lovely and unique blooms and extraordinary photography, especially of little Angelina.

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  7. I think it's a raccoon with an angelic face ! I love the photo 'Teal' a real gem of a candid shot. The string of hearts is just perfect I have never seen anything like it before. I hope you have rain soon, I take it my rain dance didn't work then ?

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  8. Love the string of hearts vine, very neat. You take such beautiful pictures!
    I take it a lot cruise ships come through there.

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  9. Lovley series of photos! Strings of heart..love it!

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  10. I've always loved the string of hearts. They used to carry them in the nurseries here, but I haven't seen them for a long time. Not sure I'd be very successful trying to keep one alive! Great photos!

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  11. The string of hearts are beuatiful,...so fragile looking...but I love the gritty street characters. Wonderful snapshots!

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  12. ah, such a wonderful stream of photos!

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  13. I like the clean look of the City Hall. The Venus Flytrap look very nice actually. I love the bloom too :-) Flower tongue? Have a great day!

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  14. All your flower photos are rally beautiful. The Invasion photo is fantastic. I am only sorry that it cannot be seen in a bigger size. The view and the shades of blue colour are just fantastic. The portrait of an old man is also very attractive. I enjoyed this post as usual.

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  15. Your posts would not be complete without a picture of the raccoon, oops urchin, oops beautiful Angelina!

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  16. So many more beautiful photos!!! Angelina...what are you hunting?

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  17. Beautiful photos, I love them all but my favourite is orange dew, and the portrait is amazing:)
    Greetings.

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  18. your photos are always so interesting...love all the colors...love the hearts

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  19. I have the Kaempferia blooming all over my garden, an interesting plant that grows this time of the year. It can be a bit annoying growing in the wrong places but the flowers are colorful

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  20. Thanks for coming over to my rural blogspot.
    I love your photos and fun captions. I've seen your cutie angel's face before on other blog I frequent, nice to meet you.

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  21. Great series of captures. This is my 1st visit to your blog and I absolutly enjoyed it. Thanks for your visit. Angelina is just precious. Have a great weekend. Smiles Barbara

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  22. Wonderful shots! String of Hearts Vine is so cool! I have allways loved this plant but never owned one...

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  23. I love seeing the flytrap in bloom!
    I believe your Pap is having a blast tracking, have you ever tried the sport of tracking, my JRT Molly loves tracking.

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  24. Hi Prospero,

    Haha, I think I know what "Jiaogulan" is. Normally we take it in the hot summer and we call it as "Xiancao". Please let me know how you like it. :)

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  25. Beautiful snaps of the flower.
    The white hibiscus looked excellent.

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  26. these are superb once again. i enjoy your photos

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