One of the many Temple Flower (Kalachuchi) being displayed during the Kadayawan Agri-Trade Fair. This is a cultured one (thanks to horticulturists and plant breeders) and does not grow that big as the local variety. It can actually be placed indoors. I actually got two seedlings of this but it seems I would wait for years before I can see its flowers.
This is one of the flowers I saw in my Aunt’s garden. It’s a flower of an herbaceous plant that grows even with little maintenance. I don’t know it’s name, though. Just took a photo of it and forgot to ask its name.
After so long, I decided to join Today’s Flowers today. Here’s a Malaysian mums my sister Carol bought in a flower vendor in Bankerohan Public Market before we went home the other week. The usual Malaysian mums are those with yellowish button-like in the middle while this one is greenish. I think it is another variety of mums.
A Dancing Lady orchid is commonly grown because it is not high-maintenance and sensitive orchid.
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I love this Yellow Bell because its flowers are larger than usual. Taken at Waterland Resort in my hometown months ago. Enjoy the day! Visit here to see more beautiful flowers.
