.I like this one, again of Sons Folder.

The stigmas on the spadix of an Anthurium in its female stage ready to be pollenated.

..Dragon Fruit Flower.Taken at 6.30 A.M. by 8.0 A.M they have collapsed

100_3818.JPG..Dragon Fruit Flower.Taken at 6.30 A.M. by 8.0 A.M they have collapsed

so did the image!!!

. Here it is.

AoP...

If the plant never bears any fruit (Dragon Fruit) it is known as a Night Blooming Cereus.

Some earlier posts of mine on this thread have better views of our plant in full bloom

and so as not to repost them here are two I didn't post. They're a beautiful & complex

flower at night and the scent is very pleasant and not pungent...hard to describe but

it's really nice. And by the time the sun rises above the mountains to our east they've

died off & wilted. Our Cereus plant used to give only a single flower every few years

when we lived on Phuket but as we're now in Ranong we have massive blooms of

perhaps 30 to 50 flowers...like us...the plant must like it here!

Wiki link...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night-blooming_cereus

Good place to start.

From our basin in front of the house. LG G2 13Mpixel mobile camera. Overcast rainy day in Chiang Mai.

Sunshine, we are blessed by Much Fruit, but im not Blessed like Ron at getting up at 5A.M. Pink and White Fruit, love them Chilled.

Tywais.....lovely shot there

rhythmworx......your really nailing those flower shots........top shelf !!!

This was flapping in the breeze while I was eating at a little place down the road so I took its photo.

That'll learn you for distracting me from my food.

Here is a rather rare wild flower that only appears during the rainy season in the mountains.

. The Old Dragons are in Flare Up Mode this week.

Wifes Apple I Phone5S camera used, takes better pics than my Samsung equiv.

Rose Grass Flower

Kit lens canon 18-55 , + screw on close up filter @ 17 magnify , Picasa PP .

What kind of flower is this?

Never seen that flower b4 arunsakda .^ ... it sure looks interesting though!

My garden is bloomin' lovely right now with cooler weather and light to heavy showers of late! Here are a few from today!

Plumbago, recently potted!

Allamanda

Peacock flower, hardly ever stops blooming!

Nice Stuff SJ .

What kind of flower is this?

It looks like a "Zingiber officinale" to me...or more commonly wild ginger.

Some of these are edible, some are not. Google is your friend! The

flowers do not last a long time if cut....enjoy it in the wild. Nice pic!

Pak Choi

.Caught Red Handed

Tomorrow will be fully open! Canna lily in case any one is wondering!

Happy Birthday Rose

Last week I became older , you never know until it gets there .

I would like to thank all those on TVF who have given their personal best images , and a few stray ones as well !

I would also like to say thank you to the ' Photo Community ' for accepting me into the " Realms of Darkness " as well .

I who have little to give have been overwhelmed by your support and your " LIKE " , thank you so very much !

I will continue as much as I have to be a part of this Family that we have , thank you .

Goompa

Goomps.....21 again eh?! Congratulations!!

Small tree in the forest with a large flower.

Does anybody know the name of this plant/flower

Thanks

^^^ FG...no idea what it is save that it looks related to the cactus variety of plants.