Malvaviscus arboreus penduliflorus Rosea, Pink Turk's Cap
I thought this was another species of Hibiscus, turned out it's not. Turk's Cap blooms pale pink, coral and apricot twisted flowers that don't open. This plant has bright green foliage great for lighting up shady areas.
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7 comments:
What a lovely delicate pink.
What an interesting flower! So the bud never opens, just sticks the working parts out the end! Amazing!!
A lovely post! I have never seen this flower before, so interesting. Thanks for sharing and wishing you a great week ahead.
Very nice shots. I love the lighting and the angles of your shots.
I always thought they are of the hibiscus breed.
Great shots!
You have the most beautifully colored flowers Luna! Thank you for this one. (And the quote is a great one to ponder.)
Love the color. Hope you'll find time to visit my entry.
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