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Delonix regia - Royal Poinciana, Flamboyant
By Delonix1
- 8 Aug, 2011
- 12 likes
I couldn't resist posting another photo of my favorite flowering tree. lol! This photo was taken August 7, 2011.
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that is astonishing, i can see why it's your favourite :-)
8 Aug, 2011
Its particularly vibrant this year!!
8 Aug, 2011
Thanks all! :>)
Yes, it's a very brilliant, vibrant red! It's absolutely stunning when viewed in person.
9 Aug, 2011
Well.....if you invite us all over....we can "view it in person"....lol.....:-))
9 Aug, 2011
Its gorgeous against the blue sky............
9 Aug, 2011
Now this picture has done some justice to it Delonix.
10 Aug, 2011
Ablealice:
Come and visit. :>)
10 Aug, 2011
Milky:
Thank you! :>)
10 Aug, 2011
Camillia:
Thanks! Yes, my newer camera captures the red flowers better than my last camera which made the flowers look orange.
10 Aug, 2011
Thanks for posting pictures of Delonix RĂ©gia, it reminds me December, Christmas and summer :)
10 Aug, 2011
Aleyna:
You're welcome. Yes, they would bloom there around Christmas (your summer)...I bet it's incredible to see these trees blooming around Christmas time. The flowers are such a bright red...it reminds me of Santa Claus' red outfit. :>)
11 Aug, 2011
These trees are just so gorgeous. :o)
11 Aug, 2011
Lindalooloo:
Unfortunately, it is virtually impossible to capture the true brilliant red of the flowers with a camera. They're such a brilliant scarlet, crimson color with a hint of orange.
In the tropics this tree becomes very large, to taller than 60ft/18m and have a spread of sometimes 90ft/27m. It's a sight to behold (I've seen them in Honolulu, Hawai'i this size). Here in San Diego the largest trees are only 35ft/11m tall with an equal spread. They also grow very large in south Florida and the low subtropical deserts of California and Arizona (this tree loves extreme heat).
12 Aug, 2011
They are just breathtaking. We have nothing here as beautiful as these. :o)
12 Aug, 2011
Thanks! I'm sure you have some beautiful flowering trees there, right?
12 Aug, 2011
Yes, we do have some beautiful trees here, but nothing in comparison with the colourful splender of yours. :o)
14 Aug, 2011
Lindalooloo:
I'm sure they're magnificent!
When you get into the true tropics the trees are even more wonderful and colorful! We are very lucky that we have many tropical/subtropical trees/shrubs which bloom all year here.
Many of the Hong Kong Orchid trees (Bauhinia x blakeana) are blooming already. This is very strange...as they don't start blooming until around late Sept and their peak bloom is in January (I've already seen some trees in full bloom).
15 Aug, 2011
Absolutely amazing! A bit like triple poinsettias growing on a tree. I don't think I ever imagined trees so bright, except for autumn leaf colour.
5 Mar, 2013
The flowers are very different than poinsettias.
This tree is considered by many as "the most beautiful flowering tree in the world!"
It's very different to capture the true brightness of the flowers even with a very expensive DSLR camera.
5 Mar, 2013
Im not surprised its called the most beautiful tree in the world, its a real stunner
i take it thats what your avatar name is after?
5 Mar, 2013
Yes, you're correct. It's my favorite flowering tree! I used to start hundreds of seedling, then sell them. I only have one in a pot now. I don't have one in the ground.
I wish I had planted one in the ground about 10 years ago...as they can take 3 - 7 years to start to bloom for the first time.
6 Mar, 2013
If only Jacarandas bloomed as late as those. What a pair that would make..awesome!
20 Sep, 2014
Jacaranda trees can still be in bloom in early July; however, it's not the peak bloom period here. Right now, the Jacarandas are in their late summer bloom. They bloom twice a year here...although, it's not as spectacular as the spring bloom.
20 Sep, 2014
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absolutely beautiful
8 Aug, 2011