The perennial favorite, love of our lives, Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
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Are these from your garden? Lovely. I love hibiscus. I intend to start a Hibiscus Collection.
ReplyDeleteNo this are not from ours. These are new hybrids i saw last garden show in the university. I want a hibiscus collection also, but hybrids are not as sturdy as the native ones which can just be left and will still be strong and healthy.
ReplyDeleteamazing shots, the gumamela looks simply stunning...i thought it was plastics.
ReplyDeleteI totally agree! Hibiscus is a faithful plant... very diligent in blooming... and very attractive :-D
ReplyDeleteGorgeous captures Andrea! The hibiscus species you presented today are very unique and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe first one is really unique. I have hibiscus that looks like Picture no 2-4. Hibiscus attract a lot of butterflies to my garden.
ReplyDeleteOMG! They are so gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteTruly gorgeous..and the colors..magnificent!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful Andrea...you are a talented photographer...Michelle
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, Andrea... I love hibiscus... All of ours are gone for the season---so it's great to see the ones in your area. I LOVE them... Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
This sure is a beauty! Very special!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful, Andrea. I fell in love with photographing Hibiscus when I spent three months on the island of Moloka'i last fall. These are really gorgeous, and seeing them is such a nice memory. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWell Andrea, from your sappy comments I infer that your understanding limitations are consequence of
ReplyDelete"research and intellectual" in your profile, too much love of the self.
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Hi Andrea, beautiful, dazzling hibiscus. I grow some and enjoy their radiant flowers. You have a pretty and interesting blog. I will investigate your earlier posts.
ReplyDeletethanks for your visit I appreciate it. I live in South eastern Queensland. Not far from the gold Coast. Enjoy a nice weekend, it's nearly here. T.
Fabulous colours ... in my garden I only have the red Rosa-sinensis.
ReplyDeleteThese are so beautiful !
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
~Myrna
Absolutely gorgeous!! Thank you for mentioning this post! i missed it. can't with these colours, can't decide a favourite.
ReplyDeleteThe hibiscus on my blog was shot in my sister's garden. Andrea, if you come to India, you're most welcome to stay at my B&B. If blog friends keep on coming it'll surely be the B&B for bloggers!!!
Have a great week!!