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Hairy Crown Flower
January Zelene
5:47 PM
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At first, I thought this hairy flower is from a fruit bearing plant "guava" but after scrutinizing it closely, I found out that it's some kind of ornamental plant. And as usual I do not what it's called.On times like this, doing some sort of flower name guessing, I always remember my mom who knows a lot about flowers, and she had memorized most of them but she's gone now I can't ask her anymore.
So for now, I'm doing another flower naming game and this time I'll name this pretty one as "hairy crown flower", agree? lol...


Wednesday, September 7, 2011
The Corrugated Bougainvillea
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10:34 PM
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I remember my mom called this type of bougainvillea as a corrugated bougainvillea because of the uneven distribution of colors on the bracts, i.e having more colors than the usual single colored bracts just like the photo above with pink-white combination.I searched the web for the plant's real name but have not found any. So I guess for now, the name my mom told me before will prevail until I'll found out what really it is.
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
White Lilium
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1:34 AM
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Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Happiness
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6:05 PM
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Happiness. I always have it every time I look at beautiful flowers and more joy when I got a chance to photograph her.My first entry for...
The flower featured today is a white denrobium, from the genus of orchids that I have photographed at my officemate's front yard last Saturday. I purposely brought my camera with me because I know that they have a lot of different blooms at their home. And these white orchid is one of them.
Let's look at the photo at different setting...
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