Lots of seed pods if anyone wants to try growing one of these.
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Friday, September 9, 2011
Amazing Dwarf Poinciana
Lots of seed pods if anyone wants to try growing one of these.
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Never suffer at all! That plant is amazing! Enjoy the beach Sandra!
Love the color! Enjoy your beach days.
Best,
Bonnie
This flower is amazing. It is so detailed so intricate.
Wow, I've never seen anything like that. It's fabulous. Hope you have fun at the beach. :)
Spectacular flowers.
Your posts today are OUTSTANDING!!!! On this one I love the last two pictures best! So glad you finally showed an open seed pod so we can see what it looks like! And your post below is even more amazing, all those little roots, rooted in the sand!! How can the trees stay up, surely it would be shallow rooted? I have never seen such a thing. Geckos, REALLY??? WHY have you not posted them before??? Drive all over town and snap the different ones!!! I want to know WHY, too! If I thought these stars were interesting, the geckos would be even more so, I never heard of it before, and it tickles me to think of it. I'm admitting a secret now, but I love the Geico gecko, I can't help it. I want to have a cup of tea with him and hold him in my palm! I know he would be a gentleman!
That flower is so BEAUTIFUL! I definitely want to grow one. Your post are wonderful! Enjoy the beach!
I can understand the attraction....snap away, it's just gorgeous !
~Jo
Truly spectacular! I love it when you snap away at the beach.
Susannah
Beautiful flowers! Enjoy the beach, my friend! I wish I could go with you -- but I have to go to the Art Festival and be awesome again....what a job....Enjoy your weekend!
Sandra, you never need to worry about a multiple post day, as your posts are interesting and entertaining too. I really enjoyed the tree roots at the beach; they looked like lots of snakes, but glad they were not.
I can see why you feel compelled to take photos of this plant! I have a few plants I feel the same about. :)
That is a beautiful plant, I love the color of those blooms. I would love to grow one but somehow I think it would hate the climate up here.
Have fun at the beach!
Well my mobile slowed to a crawl tonight so I'm back on my laptop briefly as it's been a long day! You know I love these too and wanted to say I like that shot of the hanging sea oats and I get a better look at the cute little heron too.
Your tree roots below are fantantic! The quote by John Muir is really pretty-
Well, I'm going to crash..hope you have a great weekend-
How do you know all these flower names? However it is good info for me, if I could remember:)
It's a beauty... Probably not the right climate for it here! :)
the pods remind me of a Mimosa tree...such an interesting flower...can see why you enjoy it...
They are absolutely gorgeous. Would they grow in Georgia? Sandie
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