Sunday, January 18, 2015

Central Florida Mid-winter Flora







22 comments:

Sallie (FullTime-Life) said...

Yep! I love Florida. I love it when that plants (like the one in the first photo) grow so well here, when 'back home' they were a hothouse plant or if you were very good with house plants you might get them to survive indoors.

William Kendall said...

The third shot really stands out for me. Beautiful captures!

RedPat said...

Winter in Florida means something very different than here, Lowell!

Kay said...

Ouch! Around here it seems at times like all we can see are shades of grey. It will be a while before we see petunias again.

Randy said...

Great colors.

Bergson said...

I like this flowers

you don't have ski slopes in Châteaubriant
It was a dream but we are not mountains

Linda said...

Beautiful, Lowell, lovely colours!

Anonymous said...

That's a fine array of colour... especially for January!

Aimeecakes said...

A great range of greenery!I especially love the long red flower - beautiful shots!

Birdman said...

Thanks for depressing me with all this color. GRIN.

Ramakant Pradhan said...

Love the pictures. Look very colorful. Have a great week ahead!

EG CameraGirl said...

These beautiful colours make me feel soooo happy!

VP said...

Your winter colors are screaming summer for most of the world!

Existe Sempre Um Lugar said...

boa tarde. lindas com magnificas cores que encantam.
AG

cieldequimper said...

Oh well yeah, you have summer in winter!

Taken For Granted said...

You are just making us jealous with your beautiful blooming plant photos. We must five or six months before blooms happen here. Thanks for the post as it brings warmth to us all.

hamilton said...

Love the second shot with the curling tree branch and the greens.

Lois said...

Wonderful pictures Lowell. It's nice to see color in the winter isn't it?

Karl said...

Great pics, Lowell, this is the winter that I wish...

boromax said...

Beautiful photos! I especially like the "jungle vine" one.

Sallie (FullTime-Life) said...

I've never seen anything quite like that serrated red plant Lowell! But I hardly ever know the names of anything. The top one I think is a Ti Plant of some kind. But I might be wrong.

Jack said...

It is a nice series, Lowell. The red ti plant in the first photo is everywhere around here.

"Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again." — Henri Cartier-Bresson