Attached are photos of the following:
- a flowering Phaleria clerodendron,
- a variegated Nyctanthes arbor-tristis (Common Name: Night Flowering Jasmine; Family: Oleaceae),
- flowers of the Firmiana malayana,
- Terminalia tree with red leaves,
- red Lotus flower,
- bird's nest on a tree,
- Dalbergia oliveri in flower,
- a row of flowering Pachira aquatica,
- a bed of flowering Viola banksii (Common Name: Tasmanian Violet, Ivy-Leafed Violet), and
- plants at the Hub.
NB on 9 Aug 13: The Terminalia was mislabeled. The tree is actually Careya arborea (Common Name: Wild Guava, Slow Match Tree, Ceylon Oak; Family: Lecythidaceae)
Today's weather - sunny
This is a continuation of the earlier post on the flower dome or cool dry conservatory. Just take a look at the myriad of diversity and colours from the many different species and cultivars of Pelargonium, Camellia, Pentas lanceolata, Ajuga reptans, Heuchera, Viola, Lavandula (common name: Lavender) and the grove of uncommon Olea europaea (common name: Olive Tree).
How spectacular they all look under the light!
