Life is a little out of balance right now, but hoping to share my photos with you when I can and stop by your site to check out yours as well. Thanks for visiting! Enjoy!
This is another from my recent visit to the Fairchild Tropical Gardens. I remember the volunteer pointing me toward this one and calling it a Bat Flower. Tacca chantrieri, or Bat Flower, is a dramatic and exotic plant native to the jungle regions of Southeast Asia. When growing the Bat Flower it is important to keep in mind that you’re trying to recreate the jungle‐like environment in which it thrives.
While exploring Central Park in Schenectady we stumbled on their beautiful rose garden. It's row after row of every kind of rose you could think of . There were benches surrounding the garden to allow visitors to sit and reflect. Further into the garden was a small waterfall. The garden sits at the edge of the park, where it meets a quaint neighborhood. These were two of my favorites from the hundreds of blooms.
Over my vacation we visited a home out in the redlands and they had a whole patio area full of these flowers. I thought at first they were a form of calla lily, but after comparing the photos I don't think so. I'd love to know what they are...so if you know please leave a comment with the name. Either way, they were beautiful :0)
People go through their life as if it were a movie, they are the star and the rest of us are just extras. I am no different...I am the star in my movie, yet I am fully aware that I am as insignificant to 99.9% of the world as a dot on a page. Although, I wonder if even a dot can make an impact, provoke thought or effect change. So posted here are the reflections of a dot...that's really a star.