Bougainvillea against a green wall. |
The bougainvillea flowers are small and white; the brilliant colour is provided by the bracts surrounding the clusters, usually of three flowers. |
Showy flowers and "squirt guns" of the African tulip tree, Spathodea campanulata |
Small, white irises growing in a green belt between streets. |
Papery. |
Street corner volunteer. |
In a small pool just inside a gate. Pink water-lily. |
Plumeria, aka Frangipani. Native to Mexico. I like the unusually striped leaves. |
Red-tipped grass, growing between slabs in a street square. |
And this is in the dry, cold (ish) season!
When we lived in California I had a beautiful bougainvillea plant on the fence. I love the brilliant colour. - Margy
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