Beautiful photographs and I am so honoured! A photo for ME, thank you. Your poor corn looks so parched. The flower on that humble cacti is amazing. Are those stunning views seen from your house ? if they are I am coming to stay !!!
That Pachypodium rosulatum is so strange looking. The spiny parts almost look like mini carrots. I love all the photos, the violet woodsorrel is lovely.
Hi Prospero, Thanks for visiting and commenting on my blog. Bermuda, huh? Now I know where I want to go on vacation! I just love all the unusual plants and flowers! Keep taking those beautiful pictures and I'll keep watching (and drooling!)
All the photos are just great but the first three photos took my breath away. I love that lovely blue sky and sea. That Oxalis violacea flowers are so delicate and so charming and that pink ginger again…just beautiful!
Love your style. Your photos are so nice to look at. Thank you for stopping by my blog. I recently just started a photo group on line. I would love to have you as a member. Here is the link if you want to check us out: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/ShutterSnappers/
I also logged on to follow your blog. Im seeing all kinds of flowers I dont see.
Wow Wow Wow!! How great! I love 1-3! Absolutely love them! And I love that yellow flower on the cactus! I've never seen a bloom going that far up from one before!
Oxalis violacea (violet woodsorrel) North American native flower
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Beautiful photographs and I am so honoured! A photo for ME, thank you. Your poor corn looks so parched. The flower on that humble cacti is amazing. Are those stunning views seen from your house ? if they are I am coming to stay !!!
ReplyDeleteThe prettiest pictures I've seen anywhere. Truly amazing.
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely flowers! Such colourful photos.
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Those are fabulous views that you look out on to from your home. I look forward to the post on The Urchin.
ReplyDeleteI love the extra-long stem on the cactus flower! It always amazes me to see such delicately beautiful flowers come from spiny structures.
ReplyDeleteThat Pachypodium rosulatum is so strange looking. The spiny parts almost look like mini carrots. I love all the photos, the violet woodsorrel is lovely.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures! How lucky to live in such a pretty place. I love the long stemmed cactus flower!
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ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting and commenting on my blog. Bermuda, huh? Now I know where I want to go on vacation! I just love all the unusual plants and flowers! Keep taking those beautiful pictures and I'll keep watching (and drooling!)
Those violet woodsorrel fowers are beautiful. They look so light and sweet. Lovely!
ReplyDeletewow, this is amazing! all these colours are superb!
ReplyDeleteBreath-taking images!
ReplyDeleteAll the photos are just great but the first three photos took my breath away. I love that lovely blue sky and sea. That Oxalis violacea flowers are so delicate and so charming and that pink ginger again…just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove the view from your house!It's so pretty!
ReplyDeleteWow - Is the sky and the water that blue? I would think that it would be hard to get anything done inside - when the outside is so beautiful there!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL colors!!
ReplyDeleteThere are so beautiful photos here! I will be back for sure, and thanks for your visits on my blog:)
ReplyDeleteLove your style. Your photos are so nice to look at. Thank you for stopping by my blog. I recently just started a photo group on line. I would love to have you as a member. Here is the link if you want to check us out:
ReplyDeletehttp://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/ShutterSnappers/
I also logged on to follow your blog. Im seeing all kinds of flowers I dont see.
wow! Incredibly intense colours! BEautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow Wow Wow!! How great! I love 1-3! Absolutely love them! And I love that yellow flower on the cactus! I've never seen a bloom going that far up from one before!
ReplyDeleteI had 3 rosulatums and all rotted away .... I think they like a more scenic garden ... : )
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