Epacris reclinata
Sunday, November 18, 2007
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19 comments:
Usually a small shrub of less than a metre in height with a straggling habit of growth. Ever since can remember, I have drunk the dew from these flowers if spotted in the morning.
Nice! And I did suck the juices from some of our flowers too Anon, when I was young. I remembered one of my sisters told me that I am taking away the food of the butterflies and bees. I did not listen. I think kids will experiment. Now I would not dare suck any flower, not even smell the roses, the last time I did it, a little worm started wiggling it's way out of the bloom. Are there different colors of these flowers, like yellow? I love the stems and they way the leaves are arranged.
These are lovely. Very delicate looking.
LOVE that colour Anon, what a beauty! :)
There are probably yellow ones and have a vague memory of seeing white in the Epacridaceae Family, Ces. However the reclinata are always darker shades of pink :) OH you have a fear of smelling and tasting plants like I do with porridge Ces! HAHHAAA all because of creepy crawlies :)
One of my favourite flowers, Red Mojo :)
They are easy to spot in the bush Lavender, especially when thirsty ;)
Me too! these and honey suckle!
I call them Christmas bells...
Me too - and Honey Suckles Simon! I call them Christmas Bells also, even though there are other flowers named 'Christmas Bells' :))
Nice Christmas orn.... damn! I had not read the previous comments....Hhehehe...:) OK I say it anyway!
Nice Christmas ornaments... But you're a bit early... And so are some people on my street, and at the shopping center...Hheheh...
It is too early which is why I want to find the real 'Christmas Bells' for December, MerlinPrincesse :)
I love the way the bells hang, somehow just kissing the branches that support them :-) Great photos anony :-)
Great poetry Mountaingirl :)
G'day from Melbourne,
That's pink heath in those shots - we Victorians have it on our rego stickers.
I think it's the national flower of Victoria.
Nice to see Simon here, too!
Good on ya ...
G'day David McMahon from Melbourne! Thanks so much for that information! The Victorians have Epacris impressa from the same family and it is their National Emblem! You wouldn’t happen to know what the post below is? HAHA
Hi Dave! Great blog huh?
Oh boy, this is getting more embarrassing with photographers showing up :) These plant images were all snapped within four hours (now), to show Ces some Australian Wildflowers ... carry on and have a party ... :)
ANON!! THAT movie was for SALE at my local blockbus*** TODAY...$32.95...Im off to sit in front of the tele for a few hours....TAKE WHAT YOU CAN, GIVE NOTHING BACK, ARRRRR!!!!
ARRRRRRR you sound better Matey! Amazing what Johnny can do EVEN for colds! ;) EVEN when delusional about a full price being a sale one! ARGH HA HA HA
as the holiday season begins, you are going to remind me how very beautiful the world is, anon.
:)
AWWWW thanks KJ :) Just when does the 'Holiday Season' begin? It begins here on the 21st of December when school breaks up. That's if you ignore advertising and retail ...
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