Showing posts with label pterocarpus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pterocarpus. Show all posts

02 November 2016

HORTPARK

the Silver Garden
These photos of HortPark were taken in Aug.

Crown Flowers


the Pterocarpus macrocarpa and variegated Beaumontia



the Broadwalk

the Saraca declinata



the Flacourtia inermis


the Terminalia mantaly


the retro playground



the Ensete superba



the Pterocarpus indicus var. pendula
 
the Millettia reticulata



this is what is left of the former Butterfly Garden


the Delonix regia


the Beaumontia 


the Golden Garden

the variegated Kopsia


the variegated Ficus rumphii


the Irrigation Pond


the Pasir Panjang gate

a new development at Pasir Panjang Road

13 May 2014

PTEROCARPUS INDICUS

these are along Rhu Cross
It's always a spectacle when the Angsana trees are allowed to flower and sadly the beautiful flowers for only a day. So when I came back the following day to try and capture its glory, there was really nothing much left to take.

in Bay East car park







07 October 2012

PTEROCARPUS INDICUS

I hate to see the Angsana trees pruned drastically to reduce the crown of these trees. The best look of an Angsana is when all its branches arch and droop down pendulously on a mature tree that hasn't been pruned for a long time. 

Such a tree also has the tendency to flower at its best under those conditions. Sadly, it becomes an uncommon occurrence these days to witness the flowering and its beautiful yellow flowers.