The photo above was taken just the other day...while the one below was taken back on Sept 6th.
It is the same plant, just different lighting, diffferent times of day. This hibiscus never got over 2 ft tall, if that. But it sure has produced the blooms.
Hi Rose. I like that delicate color a lot and the macro shot is lovely. We won't see hibiscus until we go to Florida this winter... They don't bloom here in the Pacific Northwest, or at least I never see them.
Both of these shots are excellent. I like the detail and vividness of the close up. The earlier one is very attractive too. I like seeing them in their natural state.
Your hibiscus is gorgeous, such a pretty color. Thank you so much for sharing with Today's Flowers in its new home. I appreciate your support very much :)
Beautiful! Such a vibrant colour.
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ReplyDeleteI love hibiscus... my Granmy had a row of them in a similar colour, backed by a row of Rose of Sharon in white.
ReplyDeleteWow, look at that color! They are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow! You have certainly captured that detail perfectly...wonderful macro of that center!
ReplyDeleteBold and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and vibrant!
ReplyDeleteHi Rose. I like that delicate color a lot and the macro shot is lovely. We won't see hibiscus until we go to Florida this winter... They don't bloom here in the Pacific Northwest, or at least I never see them.
ReplyDeleteYour shots show just how lovely the blooms are.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful hibiscus!
ReplyDeletewe don't have one of these, but our bank has a hedge made of them, some this color and some yellow, they are different and so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBoth of these shots are excellent. I like the detail and vividness of the close up. The earlier one is very attractive too. I like seeing them in their natural state.
ReplyDeleteA pretty, sweet pink coloured hibiscus!
ReplyDeleteAmazing!
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous. They have such huge blooms.
ReplyDeleteYour hibiscus is gorgeous, such a pretty color. Thank you so much for sharing with Today's Flowers in its new home. I appreciate your support very much :)
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