I don’t really remember where I took this photo. But anyway, it is pretty so I have to post it. Floral Friday
Category: Floral Friday Challenge
Floral Friday: Banksia – 43
Banksias are among Australia’s most distinctive native plants, instantly recognisable by their striking flower spikes and unique woody seed pods, often called “banksia cones.” Floral Friday
Brown
“We love the sight of the brown… it is the color of life.” – John Burroughs Floral Friday For Dan’s CFFC
Floral Friday: Azalea – 42
A pink flower captured at Fiddler’s Green Retirement Village where I do my Oil Painting class. It is an attractive bi-coloured Azalea. Floral Friday
Floral Friday – 41
These lovely flowers greeted me in the front garden of the retirement village where I do my oil painting class. Floral Friday
Floral Friday: Yellow – 40
The color yellow is the color of happiness, energy, and optimism. It represents clarity, warmth, positivity, and creativity. Yellow encourages confidence, joy, and a bright outlook on life. Floral Friday I am also linking this to Dan’s CFFC
Floral Friday: Heliconia Bihai – 39
This is a Heliconia Bihai which I found in the Philippines. It is also commonly known as Red Lobster Claw, False abird of Paradise or Balisier. Floral Friday
Floral Friday: Plumeria – 38
This was in the garden of our AirBnB in Dauin, Negros Oriental. In the Philippines, Plumeria is popularly known in the Philippines as Kalachuchi. Floral Friday
Floral Friday: Hibiscus – 37
A Hibiscus in the gardens of our AirBnB in Dauin in Negros Oriental, Philippines. Floral Friday
Floral Friday: Bougainvillea – 36
Bougainvillea thrives in the Philippines’ hot tropical climate. Here are some colours I found on the grounds of Villa Escudero. Floral Friday
Floral Friday: Marguerite Daisy – 35
Saw this in the front of our hotel n Sa Pa. Floral Friday
Floral Friday: Tulips in Ba Na Hills – 34
At Ba Na Hills, tulips on a foggy day feel less like a flower garden and more like stepping into a dream suspended in the clouds. You don’t just see the tulips, you discover them slowly. One moment, they’re hidden behind thick white clouds; the next, they appear in clusters along cobblestone paths in the…
