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This page – mostly tropical flower photos to download and print: Amorphophallus titanum photo, Cairns Botanic Gardens photos, Dietes bicolor, Dietes vegeta, Gloriosa photo, Backscratcher ginger photo, Tapeinochilus ananassae photo, Cunjevoi leaf photo, Alocasia macrorrhizos leaf photo, Curcuma australasica photo, Beehive ginger photo, Zinnia photo, water lily photo, sacred lotus lily photo, Cyathea cooperi photo, tree fern photo, Rainbow Lorikeet photo, parrot photo, Schotia brachypetala photo, cockatoo photo, Alxandra palm fruits, Hibiscus photos, Rhaphidophora cryptantha photo, Cosmos sulphureus photo, Strophanthus gratus, Osteospermum phot, Hippeastrum photos, Tree fern photos.
The photos on this site are free to download, print, photocopy and share, but do not sell them or use them for any commercial purposes without my permission. The photographer retains the copyright. Some of my photos and paintings are now available as art prints and postcards from http://www.fineartamerica.com/profiles/david-clode.html
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“The works of the LORD are great,
sought out of all them that have pleasure therein.
His work is honourable and glorious:
and His righteousness endureth forever.”
Psalm 111: 2, 3.
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Many of these photos are of flowers, partly because I live in a wet, tropical place which has many wonderful flowers, partly because horticulture is my profession, and partly because some of the photos show the beautiful order and symmetry in nature. See also the “Divine Designs God’s Creation” page.
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“God writes the gospel not in the Bible alone,
but also on trees, and in the flowers and clouds and stars”
Martin Luther
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Gloriosa lily. Also called the Flame lily, the floral emblem of Zimbabwe.
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Dietes bicolor, South African Iris.
Dietes grandiflora, South African Iris. These plants are popular in Australia in gardening and roadside plantings because they flower repeatedly and are tough and adaptable regarding sun, shade and soil type. Interestingly, the Dietes genus is confined to South Africa, with the single exception of Dietes robinsoniana, which has a disjunct distribution in Lord Howe Island, off the east coast of Australia! D. robinsoniana is a larger plant with plain white flowers. The closely related genus, Moraea, has many beautiful flowers.
Backscratcher ginger close up, Cairns Botanic gardens.
Cape York lily, Curcuma australasica.
Cape York lily.
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Zinnia cultivar.
Orange Zinnias.
Osteospermum ‘Blue Eyes’
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Bauhinia kockiana, Cairns Botanic gardens.
Leaf veins on a new leaf. Coccoloba pubescens, the Mountain grape from Central America.
Leaf veins, the Fiddleleaf fig, Ficus lyrata, Africa. For more photos of the leaves of Coccoloba pubescens and Ficus lyrata, visit “Photos 1 and 2” at Reforestation.me.
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Rain water collected inside a lotus lily leaf.
Rain water collected in a Sacred Lotus Lily leaf.
Rain drops on a water lily leaf.
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Water lily.
Water lily
Water lily
A Honeybee visits a water lily flower.
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Dragonfly photo – for more photos of dragonflies, see the dragonfly photos page at Reforestation.me.
Medinilla philippica.
An Australian native bee visits Medinilla philippica.
Bee hive ginger.
Giant Titan Arum Lily, Amorphophallus titanum, Cairns Botanic Gardens.
Senna fistula (Cassia fistula).
A Rainbow Lorikeet (a type of Australian parrot) drinking nectar from a Weeping Boerboon tree Schotia brachypetala.
A sulphur-crested cockatoo eating the fruits of an Alexandra palm.
“Joie De Vivre”
Hibiscus close up.
Hiscus cultivar.
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Hippeastrum.
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Porcelain ginger.
Cardwell Lily.
Cat’s Whiskers Orthosiphon aristarche.
New Guinea Impatiens
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