In late summer, we had a profusion of new blooms throughout the grounds. My favorite was the Flamboyant Tree. We saw these throughout Africa, and I was very happy to find several on our grounds. They only bloom once a year, but when they do, they are spectacular. As the summer winds down, our Flamboyants are clinging to their last few blooms. But here’s a picture of one at its height.
Saturday, September 13, 2008
So Long, Summer
It appears the seasons are changing here, at least as much as they do change on a tropical island. The winds have died down, and the temperatures are heating up. In another month or so, we’ll likely be in rainy season.
In late summer, we had a profusion of new blooms throughout the grounds. My favorite was the Flamboyant Tree. We saw these throughout Africa, and I was very happy to find several on our grounds. They only bloom once a year, but when they do, they are spectacular. As the summer winds down, our Flamboyants are clinging to their last few blooms. But here’s a picture of one at its height.

In late summer, we had a profusion of new blooms throughout the grounds. My favorite was the Flamboyant Tree. We saw these throughout Africa, and I was very happy to find several on our grounds. They only bloom once a year, but when they do, they are spectacular. As the summer winds down, our Flamboyants are clinging to their last few blooms. But here’s a picture of one at its height.
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They remind me of the Mimosa tree that we have here in missouri. The leaves especially so! Thanks for the great image
-Jamie
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