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06-28-2008, 02:24 PM
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Green Thumb
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Red & White
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Its that time of the year again, for the magnificent blooms of the flamboyant, or Royal Poinciana These two pics were taken at the Ministry of Agriculture. Coming to think of it, there is a towering flamboyant tree in every Ministry of Agriculture office I have seen in the Caribbean!   Then my coral hibiscus bloomed- I just love the lacy,intricate look-I can't believe this is an old variety, it looks like some fanciful thing a modern plant breeder might think up  These cool white blooms on the hosta surprised me  Read more at Caribbean Garden... |
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