These flowers are located in front of the Conservatorium Gate of the Royal Botanic Gardens, close to Macquarie Street. There aren't many plants in bloom at this time of year so these bursts of colour are welcome sight.
These types of botanic gardens haven't changed much in decades Jim. I have childhood memories of gardens just like these. They are reassuringly beautiful.
Great picture, wonderful colours. I'm not good on plants - are the red ones what we'd call 'red hot pokers'?
ReplyDeleteThat's really an abundant garden.
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They look on fire.
ReplyDeletewow, seems a painting ! saluti Jim
ReplyDeleteLovely! Reminds me of Huntington Gardens in California. (http://webcroft.blogspot.com/2008/02/desert-garden-water-garden.html)
ReplyDeleteThese types of botanic gardens haven't changed much in decades Jim. I have childhood memories of gardens just like these. They are reassuringly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful garden.
ReplyDeleteI like this red in the foreground and green behind combo.
ReplyDeleteWow....looks like firecrackers planted in the ground ready to blast off from the garden. Lovely photograph!
ReplyDeleteJM, Illinois-U.S.A.
They ARE a colourful sight Jim, I didn't realise they bloomed in winter.. things you learn hey :)
ReplyDeleteSo love this excellent photo of beautiful country....
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colors! It's interesting to be reminded that in the southern hemisphere summer is an entirely different season than we have up here.
ReplyDeleteFelicia, it's a Canary Island date palm.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Blooming Aloes always are a feast for the eye.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful Garden. Nice to take Part with the capture.
ReplyDeleteGreetings by Heidrun from old Town Augsburg
Gorgeous! I love the colour, it looks like the bushes are on fire.
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