Stranger by Meisiekind
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I have captured this image last summer at the Walter Sisulu Botanical Gardens here in Johannesburg. I have no idea what it is called and I'm hoping Andrea would know! I just love the green and white flowers with the yellow naughty bits! Most unusual!
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Carin xx
Comments (44)
Wow, this is sweeeeet!!! Dunno it's name, but certainly it is a very beautiful plant
What a lovely blossom cluster! I do love the striped flowers ... so unexpected! The yellow bits really set it off well. :X:X mis jou! :X:X
Funny how flowers are so flagrant with their naughty bits and no one bats an eyelash at that...but I could rhapsodize forever about the naughtiness of flowers, but I won't. Instead, I'll just sit back and marvel at whatever this specimen is. I have no idea what, but it's lovely! Those flowers are amazing, especially with those green stripes. Fantastic work, as always!
great macro!
WONDERFUL
I know this plant, its a pregnant onion :). Very nice shot of the flowers
Pregnant onion? With it's naughty bits exposed it's no wonder. A lovely plant, it looks like a painted glass sculpture. A wonderful image.
Beautiful macro.
Carin...you may not have known the name for sometime...but you never take or present a bad photo on Rendo. This is beautiful:)
Splendid flower! :)
The entire stem is beautiful Carin but the tiny flowers, are not only beautiful but also very delicate. ZOOM is a must. Dana
Between you and Clive, you can publish a new wildflower coffee table book... how does that sound?? beautiful picture - love the focus point...
I agree with cfulton on the name We grow and sell these as a succulent although they are a bulb. Great shot.
Great picture! If you go through a few hundreds of Liliaceae, you may find it!