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This is the bleeding heart that I got for my mom last year on Mother's Day. It is doing surprisingly well in it's second year. And, I should also mention that this was the first shot I took with my D40.
Golden Valley, Minnesota
using the cheap ish for now. i plan on running it for a month or so then doing a flush with some Motul
Bleeding Heart Glorybower
Scientific Name: Clerodendrum thomsoniae Balf.
Synonym: Clerodendrum balfouri
Family: Verbenaceae
Thanks you -Merce- about the name of this flower.
Best viewed large. I noticed in this picture one of the dew drops on the grass in the background came through as a rainbow. Nice little gem!
The early heat this year was making the plants a little sad at the Denver Botanic Gardens, but these Bleeding Hearts seemed to be OK in the shade of a large tree...
Wishing everyone a beautiful Monday! Bleeding hearts blooming at Fort Wayne's Foster Park. Image made with an old Olympus 28mm f/2.8, manual focus lens on my 60D. I really love old glass!
I don't know how it manages to grow like this when it lives almost under a huge spruce tree. I sometime think I could move it but it seems happy where it is growing.
... liber ... er ... pigeon, Gallicolumba luzonica from the coast of Luzon island in the Philippines although this one is from the ... birdhouse of Lincoln Park Zoo.
Cos i know he want to see it, Harry singing 'Bleeding love' by Leona Lewis, he gets slighty distracted by the end.
I wish you could have seen this. Usually when I see a rainbow it is because the rain is letting up, the clouds are thinning, the sun is coming out. That was definitely not the case here. This rainbow was surviving under some very mean storm clouds. I've never seen one in a spot this dark before. Note: the large version looks a little better. They keep hiding the darn "different sizes" link.
More Bleeding Hearts in my garden. If I didn't know any better, I would have thought Justin Trudeau dropped by! ;-)