Instead of sharing a food post, I will share some of the flowers from my garden.
Cockscomb flower.
Once you have grown this in your garden, they will self propagate from the seeds fallen on the ground. They will just sprout out of the ground every now and then.
A Gardenia bloom.
Pink Mexican Pertunia (Ruellia Simplex).
Yellow Alder or Buttercup.
Deep Pink Balsam.
White bougainvillea.
Pink Cleome or Spider flower.
This Taiping clock tower is located at 55, Jalan Kota, Taiping.
The original timber building was built in 1881 and was rebuilt with bricks in 1891. It was once used the Town Police Station and also served as a Fire Station. During the Japanese occupation, it was used as a torture center. Today it operates as a tourist information center.
Unless the Lord builds a house, the builders' work is useless.
Unless the Lord protects a city, sentries do no good.
(Psalm 127:1, The Living Bible-TLB)
your pink spider flower is beautiful. The flowers you have would not grow so well in our climate so thanks for sharing :)
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DeleteOh my! All the vibrant colours in your garden! A feast for the eyes!
ReplyDeleteThank you, STP.
DeleteOh, you do have an abundance of beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Iris.
Delete...the building sure has had varied uses! Always stop to smell the flowers.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Tom.
DeleteThe flowers are so beautiful. You have a wonderful green thumb.
ReplyDeleteYikes on that building and all it's uses.
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Have a fabulous Happy Tuesday, Nancy. ♥
Thank you, Sandee. Have a happy day.
DeleteSome of these flowers grow in Hawaii. Very pretty. Gigi hawaii
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DeleteI'm impressed with the fact that you know the names of your flowers. It seems the name goes with the color : yellow alder, pink cleome...
ReplyDeleteI use Google Lens to help me identify the names of the plants.
DeleteGorgeous flower photos! I think I will plant some hardy gardenias and see how they do! Have a wonderful flowery day!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kathe.
DeleteThey are so beautiful, and what a wonderful variety!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ginny.
DeleteLovely flowers, Nancy.
ReplyDeleteThank you, William.
DeleteSo many beautiful flowers Nancy.
ReplyDeletePS My blog is fixed and is reading for my next one. I wrote a short blog about my flowers also.
Cruisin Paul
Great post, Paul. I love your beautiful garden and the beautiful flowers.
DeleteYour garden looks beautiful this spring
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DeleteSo beautiful! The last sentence was a shocker.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Linda.
DeleteLindas flores. Me gusto la torre te mando un beso.
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DeleteYour flowers look very pretty! I need to plant my pansies this week and an indoor plant I bought a couple weeks ago. I enjoy this time of year when there's so many plants blooming. I bought some carnation flowers when I was shopping at Fred Meyer for groceries and other items I needed today. Our weather is finally getting warmer, thankfully. Less rain now but we still get a few rain showers. Take care and God bless!
ReplyDeleteBecky
The weather here is hot and the plants dry up easily. I am waiting for the weather to be cooler before I start to plant some edibles. Take care and God bless you. Have a wonderful day.
DeleteThank you Nancy. The flowers from your garden are beautiful! Must be a joy to look at them everyday. The fruits of your labour.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Mun. Have a good week.
DeleteThe Taiping clock tower seems to be a beautiful landmark.
ReplyDeleteYour garden flower series was wonderful!
Thank you, Jeevan.
DeleteThe cockscomb flower is striking. Must have flower though or the plant probably isn't that attractive.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Stacy.
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