Don't know the botanical name for this plant, but it is
popularly known as "Red Hot Pokers" for obvious reasons!
This was taken on the hillside of the northern Adelaide foothills, about
15 minutes away from my home on an unusually warm Winter's day.
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8 comments:
A beautiful post. I liked it.
Interesting plants. And it does seem warm in the photo if it's winter in your place. Thanks for sharing! Happy weekend!
yes, the name suits it. I like this kind of plants that blooms so nice in teh wilderness. :)
Thanks for the nice comment on my swans. :)
Those are beautiful succulents. I like your header also.
Oh wow. Haven't seen a plant like that here in Philippines.
Visiting from Scenic Sunday.
Scenic Sunday #1
They are beautiful flowers and plants. We have a red hot poker flower here that attracts the hummingbirds in the summer. Great shots, Happy Scenic Sunday!
I learned that this plant is an aloe plant called Aloe Succotrina. It has beautiful blossoms and comes from the Western Cape in South Africa.
Thank you all for your kind comments and special thanks to Joyful for your research on the botanical name of this plant.
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