Thanks, Bob, (at Love will Bring Us Together blog) for identifying this plant as Clivia–a subspecies of agapanthus.
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If you are curious about what the round image is in the back of this photo, go HERE.
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I’ve had a few people over to make flowers in the past few weeks. Here are my friend Gloria’s imaginative blooms. She also took the photo.
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Ha!!! I finally identified this plant!! It is a flower found in Hawaii and Brazil (and obviously Mexico, as that is where I bought it) named Calathea Crotalifera, also known as Rattlesnake Ginger. Strangely, it is a member of the mushroom family??? Hard to believe, but I read it on a horticultural site. LWBUT, would you have known what it was??
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These huge hibiscus flowers were painted on the side wall of an outside restaurant next to the plaza in La Manzanilla, where I come for two months each year.
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Here’s the rest of the flower I showed a macro of yesterday. A unique color for me.
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