Most of the "red" you can see are the flowers buds - the flowers them selves are much smaller, and less colourful. This plant is an Anigozanthos flaviuds for all you keen gardeners.
You can find more shots at Macro Monday.
Enjoy the close ups.
Sunday, 2 December 2012
Macro Monday - Kangaroo Paw
The Kangaroo Paw is a plant native to Wester Australia. But these plants are not in Western Australia, but in my garden! Some people say that they have had difficulty with this plant - but all I can say is that they gave us a magnificent display. We must have had the perfect balance between occasional care and general neglect!
Most of the "red" you can see are the flowers buds - the flowers them selves are much smaller, and less colourful. This plant is an Anigozanthos flaviuds for all you keen gardeners.
You can find more shots at Macro Monday.
Enjoy the close ups.
Most of the "red" you can see are the flowers buds - the flowers them selves are much smaller, and less colourful. This plant is an Anigozanthos flaviuds for all you keen gardeners.
You can find more shots at Macro Monday.
Enjoy the close ups.
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good when something revels in your garden like this kangaroo paw; well done whatever you didn't do Stewart :)
ReplyDeleteQue lindas flores para acordar o nosso dia. Aqui está tanto frio. O chão dos campos está branco com neve Imagine estas flores bordadas de branco nos nossos jardins.
ReplyDeleteLucky you, they are beautiful plants. Gorgeous color. Lovely macro shot, Stewart!
ReplyDeletebeautiful color! i really like the macro view.
ReplyDeleteGreat macro shot for the day, Stewart! I love that rich, red color! Beautiful! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful! Well done!
ReplyDeleteHallo Stewart!Beautiful colors!Lovely plant!Amazing shots!Whising you a lovely week!
ReplyDeleteDimi..
This is so pretty. Occasional care and general neglect--now that's a plant I can live with! lol
ReplyDeleteThat is a really pretty flower. I wonder if it would grow in my part of the US. I bet it is stunning grown in masses...
ReplyDeleteSpectacular! I love red and would love to have something like this in my garden. Especially something that doesn't need a lot of tending.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful vibrant colour Stewart!
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Yes, lucky you, I had the first snow this weekend. Thank you for bringing a piece of summer back to me with your beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteWow! Such color! ~ Magnificent shot of nature's treasure ~ (A Creative Harbor) ^_^
ReplyDeleteI love these plant. I saw them once at our supermarket years ago for the first time. I bought them and let them dry... they lasted quite some time.
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