picsbymac said:
Are the signs in the botanic gardens to help identify this?
David de Groot said:
It might might be related to another form of ginger, as there was a ginger like plant quite close-by.
David de Groot said:
There are, but alas not where this was growing. And I've noticed that the signage seems to be poorly maintained too. It's more of a large park now (Queen's Park to be precise) as the official Botanic Gardens (at least the well maintained one) is at Mt Coot-tha since about 1980 or so, due to something like 6 major floods inundating the city botanic gardens from 1880 - 1974.
(nz)dave said:
whatever it is you captured great lighting, well done :)
David de Groot said:
Thanks Dave :)
catchesthelight said:
This is an odd flower but visually pleasing! Thanks for commenting on my Gromit photo recently :>) Bev
David de Groot said:
Thanks Bev :) Who couldn't comment on a Gromit photo anyway? ;-)
Hmm, that's very interesting.
Are the signs in the botanic gardens to help identify this?
It might might be related to another form of ginger, as there was a ginger like plant quite close-by.
There are, but alas not where this was growing. And I've noticed that the signage seems to be poorly maintained too. It's more of a large park now (Queen's Park to be precise) as the official Botanic Gardens (at least the well maintained one) is at Mt Coot-tha since about 1980 or so, due to something like 6 major floods inundating the city botanic gardens from 1880 - 1974.
whatever it is you captured great lighting, well done :)
Thanks Dave :)
This is an odd flower but visually pleasing! Thanks for commenting on my Gromit photo recently :>) Bev
Thanks Bev :) Who couldn't comment on a Gromit photo anyway? ;-)