
This one was huge. It waited for me a few mornings ago, fully opened and perfect. Ah, nature.
See Cee’s flower HERE.

This one was huge. It waited for me a few mornings ago, fully opened and perfect. Ah, nature.
See Cee’s flower HERE.

I had a yellow and purple Spanish Dancer hibiscus that I shot yesterday all ready to post. Then I saw this red one, just born today, and changed my mind. Here’s a little closer view:

and one with an unplanned-for visitor:

For Cee’s Flower prompt.
These little guys popped up in the crack between my neighbor’s sidewalk and mine. You can click on the photos to enlarge them.
For Cee’s Daily Flower Prompt.

Found this little Crown of Thorns in the back garden of a little restaurant in Ajijic.
(Click on any photo to enlarge all.)
For Cee’s Flower Challenge.
Why is this flower called a “copa de oro” even when it is purple instead of gold? Perhaps because of that deep heart that glows like a burning cauldron of gold at its center. These vines have grown to cover my jade plant and my studio. They seem in the one photo to be growing higher than the massive palms. Perhaps they are seeking to grow up to the sun that they imitate at their heart of hearts.
(Click on any flower to enlarge all and see their hearts of gold.)

These copa de oro blooms on the right have formed a tight little fist that will spring open to reveal the petals that are shown on the left..
For Cee’s Flower of the Day prompt.