I too have no idea what it is, but I found it in a small triangular garden space in the middle of the road, and had to click it. I hope an MDS reader can identify it.
Fishing guy: I was waiting for the rains to stop. As soon as it stopped raining, I took the photo. The leaves are wet so they look polished :-) While taking the photo, I wasn't aware it was such a rare beauty.
This really as me stumped... not that I know much about plants.. butthe fact I have tried all ways of serching for ths on google images.. and plant sites... I will be calling back to see if someone names this.
I can't help you identify them but to me they look like the red corals in the sea! It is certainly eye-catching! Thanks for your visit to see my flowers!
Hi friends - It's called the 'Australian Bottle Plant'. I found it on flowersofindia.net. Thank you all for your comments and efforts to identify this flower.
Thank you for your valuable views. Your criticism, appreciation and suggestions are welcome to an amateur photographer who loves her city. MDS is now active as a daily photoblog.
For me, this is a most unusual flower! I have no idea what it is! But it is so stunningly beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI too have no idea what it is, but I found it in a small triangular garden space in the middle of the road, and had to click it.
ReplyDeleteI hope an MDS reader can identify it.
It really is different and almost reminds me of honeysuckle. But I don't suppose it is.
ReplyDeleteAnu: No clue on this beauties name but love the leaves, they look like you polished them before snapping the picture.
ReplyDeleteFishing guy: I was waiting for the rains to stop. As soon as it stopped raining, I took the photo. The leaves are wet so they look polished :-)
ReplyDeleteWhile taking the photo, I wasn't aware it was such a rare beauty.
This really as me stumped... not that I know much about plants.. butthe fact I have tried all ways of serching for ths on google images.. and plant sites... I will be calling back to see if someone names this.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful and unusual. I love the big shiny leaves.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what it is either. It looks very tropical though. MB
ReplyDeleteAwesome. what camera do you use?
ReplyDeleteNice photo of a unique-looking flower.
ReplyDeletePaz
Beautiful shot. My garden has a similar plant.
ReplyDeleteI can't help you identify them but to me they look like the red corals in the sea! It is certainly eye-catching! Thanks for your visit to see my flowers!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful image!
ReplyDeleteI love the wet leaves and the reflections in them.
Stunning!
wonderful picture!
ReplyDeleteVery unusual, very lovely flower. It looks like little antlers.
ReplyDeleteHi friends - It's called the 'Australian Bottle Plant'. I found it on flowersofindia.net.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your comments and efforts to identify this flower.
That's some flower...leaves are so shiny they look soaking wet. Great shot!
ReplyDeleteIt is Jatropha podagrica. It is a poisonous plant. Your picture makes it look very pretty. I'm not too found of the plant.
ReplyDeleteVery different flower!
ReplyDeleteMarvelous colors!
Hope you come back every weeks!
Santilli
Beautiful, its like some coral!!
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