These little beauties just keep on blooming, but unfortunately the leaves don’t fare so well! love the seed pods, though.
For more flowers, see: http://ceenphotography.com/2015/08/21/flower-of-the-day-august-21-2015-dahlia/
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lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Reaching for the sky is only half the story. If they ever reach the sky we will the rest of it.
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It will be a Jill and the Heliconiastock story!!!
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You’re already on it.
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Oh oh.
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Your photos Judy are so pretty. I like the 2nd to the last best with the ocean view.
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It’s actually Lake Chapala that you see from my house. I go to the ocean in Jan-March. Thanks for the kind words.
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I like the green seedpods too, though. They look like birds with upturned beaks.
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I picked a seed pod in Charleston last Nov. Had no idea what it was. Grew 9 plants in April 2016. Asked many experts here in GA and no one knew what i had grown. My friend, a florist, gave me a hint that it might be a Heliconia.Googled heliconia plants and Reaching the Sky Heliconia matched my new blooms. Thanks for your blog. Kathie in Madison, GA
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Reaching for the Google bar to look for Reaching the Sky Heliconia! Many varieties. I love them all. Many mistake them for Birds of Paradise but although they are similar, they are birds of a different feather.
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Just saw this.. It is actually an Indian Shot plant, not heliconia. Sheesh.
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