Crassula umbella
Diphylleia grayi or the Skeleton Flower- it’s early blooms gradually disappear under rainfall
Lewisia cotyledon
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Night blooming Cereus cactus
Recently, I was attending a meeting at a museum in Luton and in the lunch break had the chance to see the travelling exhibition of photographs from the International Garden Photographer of the Year competition (the eighth in the series to date). I was enthralled by the many wonderful images on show. Unfortunately the lighting in the room made taking photographs of these difficult without them being affected by reflections. However, I’ve put together a gallery of a few that seem less affected by this- I hope that you enjoy them.
Aristolochia salvador
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