I grow the Yellow Aralia (Osmoxylum lineare) for its pretty soft folliage.
The flower is a bonus.
In the above photo of my pink lotus flower captured last year, the Yellow Aralia was just a backdrop.
Today it is the Yellow Aralia flower's turn to be in the limelight!
What is it in your garden that is in the limelight today?
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What an interesting plant. Happy FF!
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Love your images, especially the close up one of the unusual flower.
ReplyDeleteSuch and interesting plant.. I need to do a bit of reading on it... very nice!
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Right now we don't have very much blooming, thanks to our very hot & dry summer.
ReplyDeleteI love your unusual plant. It looks tropical.
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These are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love this set! It is a plant I haven't seen before, and I enjoyed the macro very much!
ReplyDeletethe second picture is a beautiful star!! but my favorite would have to the lotus flower!! so beautiful!!
ReplyDeletein my gardens...right now i can't get enough of the BIG PINK hibiscus flowers!! they make me melt!! :)
Wow, your last image really stands out. It's stunning!
ReplyDeleteI have a green coleus that is called Limelight.
ReplyDeleteThis plant has the most beautiful, intricate flower. What a lovely bloom. The lotus is gorgeous too!
ReplyDeleteWill those round tips of the flower still open?
ReplyDeletelove the last photo
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Wow! I knew there are flowers, but did not notice how pretty the flowers really are, until now! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLike kitchen flavours, I, too have not noticed the flowers...and I have these in my garden!Beautiful macros. Neat blog (in both senses of the word).
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GORGEOUS PHOTOS!!!!
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The aralia looks good even when not flowering. It is also used as a border plant at the Hotel Equatorial garden.
ReplyDeleteWow, that Aralia is gorgeous!! Very cool foliage/texture :-)
ReplyDeleteThe Aralia is amazing.
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