Eight o'clock in the morning is rather early for serious things.
But that is the only time I have
But that is the only time I have
to take pictures for the day.
Somehow early morning has some effect
on density and mode of colours.
Like babies after a long sound sleep.
Like babies after a long sound sleep.
It's sweet and bright!!
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hibiscus, a true tropical flower.
bangchik and kakdah
johor
your hibiscus is so beautiful in the early morning light...while the one off to one side of "my" patio (at apartment)is definitely very sick! when I first moved in a year and a half ago...she was full of leaves and blossoms, then the yard maintenance men came and brutally wacked her up...she's been gravely and probably terminally ill ever since! So sad because her few blooms are still lovely and the lizards love running up and down her branches and sitting in the small amount of shade she now affords! so I enjoy your hibiscus immensely!
ReplyDeleteTheanne
DeleteHibiscus is quite a survivor, and it can stand both extreme: the wettest and the driest of soil. So bad that your maintenance men hurt the hibiscus.
They are such beautiful flowers - so delicate looking.
ReplyDeleteflowers always look lovely early in the morning...
Deleteyes delicate and lovely in the wind.
ReplyDeletewith such long stalk, hibiscus will dance gracefully in the wind.
DeleteLovely hibiscus photos in early morning!
ReplyDeleteLike us too Malar, fresh and neat early in the morning.
DeleteWhat a gorgeous bloom!
ReplyDeletethanks.... the only plant apart from Ulam Raja that keep giving out flowers everyday.
DeleteSuch a beautiful color.
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