This is November: The Flowers

The final installment of This is November. The flowers that appear in November are fabulous. The small native flowers shoot out of the ground for a short time. The garden is resplendent with most of the flowering shrubs a hive of activity as you saw in This is November: The Insects. Enjoy the flowers of November.

You saw the Jacaranda flowers in the This is October: Part Three Did you know that the Jacaranda flower is not only purple but white as well?
white jacaranda_named_grafton_nov 2017

Some flowers are just made to be photographed.
pink flower_named_binna burra_nov 2017

A close-up shot of the Blue Salvia which the Lewins Honeyeater was feeding on in This is November: The Birds
salvia_blue flower_named_binna burra_nov 2017

A few drops of water and an early morning sun make for wonderful flower photography
yellow flower_named_binna burra_nov 2017

The second flowering for some of the Grevilleas
grevillea_red_named_home_nov 2017

The cactus had so many buds and flowers this year.
cactus flower_named_binna burra_nov 2017

When the rain comes, the Crocus add splashes of colour throughout the garden.
crocus_named_home_nov 2017

One of the Day Lilys I was given by my mate Geoff. There is always a Stingless Bee flying around somewhere.
day lily_named_home_nov 2017

This orchid was at my besties sons place. An amazing cascade of flowers.
orchid_whole plant_named_modanville_nov 2017

Here is the orchid flower
orchid_named_modanville_nov 2017

The Pandorea were flowering high in the canopy
pandorea_flower_named_home_nov 2017

My White Hydrangea has a pink hue
white hydrangea flower_named_home_nov 2017

One of the best years for the Silk Tree flowering
silk tree flower_named_binna burra_nov 2017

The Roses at my besties are magnificent this year too.
rose bud_named_binna burra_nov 2017

And the scent is divine
rose_pink_named_binna burra_nov 2017

The little yellow puff balls are everywhere
yellow puff ball flowers_named_home_nov 2017

I love this Hibiscus which seems to have many names – I like Dancing Ballerina
red lantern hibiscus_named_binna burra_nov 2017

The Lomandra growing on the forest floor has many flower spikes
lomandra flowers_named_home_nov 2017

The new leaves on the Paperbark are fabulous
paperbark_new leaves_named_home_nov 2017

The Paperbark was covered in white creamy flowers from top to bottom.
paperbark tree_flowers_named_home_nov 2017

Growing in the paddock was a tiny yellow flower about 5mm in diameter. Once I saw this one I then noticed all the others.
flower_yellow_named_home_nov 2017

The Bottlebrush flowers were their showy best this year. The Pink Bottlebrush flower is the second year it has flowered since planting about 10 years ago.
bottlebrush flower_pink_named_home_nov 2017

This is the red Bottlebrush flower I used as an experimental technique late last month
bottlebrush flower_red_named_home_nov 2017

many people wanted to know what the bush looked like. Here is the Miniature Bottlebrush about 1.5M tall
bottlebrush tree_red_named_home_nov 2017

The birds have been fighting over the Black Bean tree flowers
black bean tree_flowers_named_home_nov 2017

Have you ever seen a Pineapple flower? Now you have. I had no idea they had flowers like this
pineapple_flowers_named_home_nov 2017

Last year, I found the Hyacinth Orchid growing in the forest at my place. I went looking again this year to where I thought it was but to no avail. Looking around my garden not only did I find one growing but two!
hyacinth orchard_named_home_nov 2017

That’s the last post on This is November. I hoped you like all the posts.

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