Tibouchina by netsuke
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Hi all. Kaward has named the unknown plant. It is a Tibouchina (Princess Flower, Glory Bush, Purple Glory Bush). It is a native of Brazil. A special thanks to Kaward. I now know how to care for this beautiful shrub.
On a more serious note, I have an individual (I'll not resort to name calling - although I'd love to) who has decided that he is the title police and needs not to critique the art but the title as it relates to the art. His dissertations are long boring rants in my opinion. For this reason, I may have to do away with the comments section. As I have stated in the past, I have no objection to anyone making suggestions about the art but the title, please.
On a more positive note the eye does not have a retinal damage, Hooray!
Comments (12)
Wonderful flower nice color!!!!!!!!!
Glad to hear you have the name of this beautiful flower! Superb capture!
splendid
Good job with that beautiful flower, and finding out how to care for it. So glad to hear your eye is not as bad as you might have feared. Good health to you sir! Rick
very beautiful
Beautiful. Excellent on zoom.
Oh wonderful, now you can finally sleep or! ;-) And that with your eyes make me happy. I must be also this year under the knife, I have cataract. :-(
the leafs have a beautiful design. superb photo
a very candid shot..
You know, that was my next guess too. :P
Very lovely image my friend, beautiful details!
Beautiful photo! Glad to hear your eye is going to be okay. Don't stop letting people comment. If someone wants to go off the deep end, just skip on by and read the important ones.