It Takes Two to Tango

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Beauty-Fly!

This is also my first time to join Macro Monday!

My post for this event are photos of butterflies I took when we, some HS friends and I, visited Subic way back in year 2004. Subic Freeport is located in Olongapo, Zambales. We went to a Butterfly Garden and took crazy shots with butterflies and flowering plants!

An unknown Red butterfly species; and the plant is Yellow Lantana.

This one's an unknown Green butterfly species; and the plant is a Ti plant.


An unknown White butterfly species.

I reconfigured my blog so there is a big change on my template and some settings. sorry for the inconvenience. Happy Gardening!

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A Very Good Friday, it is!

This is my first time to post for Fertilizer Friday and Weekend Flowers! I have this Friday are Don Manuel, Daisy and Rain Lilies.

First in line are photos of my Don Manuel or Hamelia Patens. This is commonly known as Fire Bush or Scarlet Bush (reference). If you visit the cited webpage, you will find some interesting facts about Don Manuel. Given its other name, Ix-canan, it is said that this plant was considered as the "guardian of the forest" among the Mayans! Maybe because, the Scarlet Bush or Don Manuel is naturally medicinal in nature. The plant has several medicinal uses such as Anti-bacterial, Wound-healing and Anti-diarrheal. This is beside the fact that its fruit is edible! This is one of my favorite yellow-orange flowering plant in the garden...but well...every plant in the garden is my favorite anyway! Below are some photos of my Don Manuel.




One of my Daisy plants or Gerbera Jamesonii (not sure) are also in bloom today! And surprisingly, this is also the first time I saw the color of its flower! I got this Daisy and her siblings around two months ago with no flowers, so I have to wait and see them bloom to determine their particular flower colors. The flower got drenched in the rain...sorry for the very haggard look.




Lastly, most of my purple Rain Lilies or Zephyranthes Rosea are also in bloom today! These plants are very easy...I would like to call them as a "plug and play" plant! However, they really need a lot of rain to bloom. Luckily, for them, our region is experiencing non-stop rainfalls since last week! So today, they gave me a very big surprise.

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Happy Gardening to everyone!