In December I visited the OKC Myriad Gardens and wrote 2 different posts about my trip, along with a photo album. Last weekend I went back to the garden and was surprised to see that there were lots of different plants in bloom from 2 months ago.
I have added another
photo album of my pictures from this trip. This time I took more pictures of blooms than the previous trip. I tried not to take a lot of duplicate pictures from my
last trip.
Here are some of the blooming highlights:
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| Stromanthe sanguinea 'Triostar' in bloom |
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| Hoya inflorescence |
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| Heliconia inflorescence |
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| Anthurium veitchii (King Anthurium) with inflorescence |
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Anthurium warocqueanum (Queen Anthurium) inflorescence.
The dark leaf with prominent veins (upper center) belongs to Anthurium,
the spotted leaves in the foreground are from a Dieffenbachia. |
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| Solandra maxima in bloom |
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| Paphilopedilum orchid in bloom |
There are a lot more great plants to see, and quite a few more orchids in blooms, so I suggest you look at my
photo album.
Beautiful blooms -- thanks for sharing them with those of us who are "blossom starved" right now. :)
ReplyDeleteVery Nice Blooms and Tropicals...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers and foliage. Such diversity. It must have been a fun trip--both times.
ReplyDeleteLots of interesting flowers and foliage!
ReplyDeleteLooks like quite a show. Lovely flowers.
ReplyDeleteThese are great flowers pictures.
ReplyDeleteI love flower pictures.
Especially from spring flowers.
Spring is just around the corner and I can't wait!
What a wonderful trip you had there! I am also a plant enthusiast and really love tropical plants that grow in low light and indoor environment. These photos are just amazing. I noticed the Stromanthe sanguinea with red glowers was just amazing. Keep it coming!
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