Count Your Blessings!
With love and passion, everyone can have a nice garden...Elaine Yim
Count Your Blessings!
Count The Garden By The Flowers, Never By The Leaves That Fall.
Count Your Life With Smiles And Not The Tears That Roll.
..... Author unknown.
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Malaysian Flora USDA Zone 11
Welcome to our exotic world of everlasting summers and tropical rainforests!
Autumn Belle,
ReplyDeleteSince I rarely see water lilies, these are such a treat! Thanks for posting, the last time I saw one was on a hike in Estes Park, Co and they were yellow. I love these white blossoms! So pretty.
Rosey
That is a stunning flower.
ReplyDeleteI am so happy that I clicked on your blog. Awesome flower and plant!
ReplyDeleteI really didn't know this waterlily can survive in Malaysia. As I often noticed they often slowly die and rot away but here its thriving. Thanks for sharing this picture.
ReplyDelete-Its beautiful and wild looking - must be very rare.
Oh, how beautiful. And big. Big and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThey are big indeed! Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteHello Autumn Belle, what a beautiful white lily! I am so looking forward to see the real one. I hope it would be there for me when I am there next time :-) Water lilies always amazes me whenever I see one. Have a wonderful Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteoh my can we say beautiful???
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Hi Autumn Belle, and thank you for the comment. Love the photos! John
ReplyDeleteWOW!
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful. We have plenty of water but sadly no magnificent lilies. Your bananas also made me smile. I need to buy some to help ripen my green tomatoes but may now be tempted to some cookery. I can feel banana bread coming on!
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Sandy, Digital Flower Pictures, Joanne, Nurse mommy, John and Re. Welcome to my blog and thank you very much for the visit and nice comments.
ReplyDeleteRosey, Tatyana, James, this is also my first time seeing such a rare water lily. I am thankful to the people at 1-Utama who made this possible for us all to experience and learn about this amazing plant.
Stephanie, the water lilies are blooming now, and better go in the late afternoon because that’s the time the flowers start to open. To reach the water lily pond, you need to walk across the small road to the open air area if you are coming from the rainforest area.
Yan, oh, banana can be used to ripen green tomatoes. Welcome to my blog and thanks for the info.
They are beautiful... I am imagining Jackie Chan in his Kung Fu movie running across a lake by stepping onto these flat beautiful green saucers!! ~bangchik
ReplyDeleteThose flowers coming out of the water seem almost alien.....great garden too =)
ReplyDeleteAlluring! Beautifully Captured Snaps!
ReplyDeleteBeaytiful water lillies and such huge lilly pads.
ReplyDeleteHi, Painchaud, Ever Green Tree, Joanne, thank you so much for visiting and for the nice comments. I appreciate it very much.
ReplyDeleteHello Autumn Belle, what a gorgeous blog! I am smitten with these Victoria Lily's! I almost feel as though I could reach out and touch it!You have a wonderful site! Thankyou for the nice compliments you left for me. You made my day! I will look forwrad to checking out your wonderful blog often!
ReplyDeleteKiki, welcome on board. I am just as awed as you are after watching the video by BBC and also seeing the real flower. Glad you enjoyed it too.
ReplyDeleteFantastic flower - I've never seen this in 1U before.
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