Unidentified Flower Cluster by photosynthesis
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More flowers from the Bloedel Conservatory in Vancouver. I'm thinking this may be a well known flower to people who know their flowers - a group of which I'm clearly not a member. But, as Shakespeare famously wrote, "A rose by any other name would smell as sweet". Or be just as beautiful. Still, if someone can enlighten me, please do...
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Comments (14)
Beautiful! Aloha
Purdy flowers does that help? Great capture of these beauties
Looks a bit like crocosmia to me or perhaps one of the lily genus ! Very nice shot.
Looks like a kaffir lily to me. I love those orange blossoms ... this is beautiful!
It is a Clivia, a beautiful capture. Hugs. Diane. xx
Wonderful flowers my friend!!!!!!!!!!!Bravissimo!:DDD:Hugsxx Whylma
Beautiful photo.
Kaffir Lily. Wish mine would bloom like that. Gorgeous capture of yours.
What a great resource this community is - an interactive, human-powered, photo identifying app! After confirming via a google image search, Jeff was on the right track & Tara, Diane & Jared nailed it - it's a kaffir lily, scientific name clivia minata.
Useful information and superb colourful capture !
A very vivid photo!
Yep, I was going to say Clivia too. Very gorgeous shot!!
Clivia - from Southern Africa... Beautiful.
A gorgeous capture and delightful colors!