Posted by Jen (Alpharetta, United States) on 12 March 2008 in Plants & Nature and Portfolio.
Not sure what this one is either...the owners left some tags on the plants but not all. This one happens to be a bush not a tree.
Thank you for your help yesterday with figuring out it was a Camelia : )
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Beautiful composition. The red really stands out against the green.
12 Mar 2008 12:19am
Nice one Jen!
12 Mar 2008 3:52am
This also looks like a camellia; it may be on a much smaller bush. Compare the leaves on yesterday's and this one. Look at the shape and position of the buds.
12 Mar 2008 5:30am
@Viewfinder: Thanks VF...it is slow to bloom so I'll let you know : )
. . . or this might be an Hibiscus. If so, today it might open wide and give you a better idea, Jen.
12 Mar 2008 6:04am
@Judy: I have several hibiscus around the house so you could be right...we'll see!
Like Viewfinder I'd say this is another beautiful Camelia :-)
12 Mar 2008 12:00pm
Again... too exotic for this poor old resident of the Great White North!! Love the light on this one dahling!!!
12 Mar 2008 2:05pm
The lighting on this is stunning Jen - great capture!!! :) Beautiful colours coming through - love the red flower...unfortunately I can't help you with the name - SOrry! :)
12 Mar 2008 2:10pm
I agree with VF, it does look like another Camilia, there are lots of varieties and come in all sorts of colours and sizes.
Beautiful light and colour in this shot Jen.
12 Mar 2008 2:54pm
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