Come February, L square with its golden trumphet tree with tabebuia in full bloom comes to my mind. It was a delight to see those bright yellow flowers all over. Years later, everyday on the way to office, i would glance longingly at a short roadside trumphet while the cab would speed by.
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Peace Lily or Cobra Plant |
The building next to our PG had this peace lilies. They have also kept this indoors in our office. Wilts soon when it is completely indoors.
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Euphorbia - locals call it phorbia - Am not a fan of this raw flesh coloured flower... |
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Cute purples and pinks |
The cut flowers were in a nearby bouquet shop. If i happen to return from office early, i would inhale the vehicle fumes and cross the road twice just to savour the fragrance of rajanigandha (tubrose) for few moments. There were lots of gerberas, arranged in baskets
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Baby's breath Gypsophila |
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Pink Asiatic Lilies |
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Pristine white Gladiolus |
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Gladiolus or Natal Lily |
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Yellow daisies |
Reminds me of James Steerforth calling DC as Daisy. It was a library book, that some one didn't return for years and that was the first novel, i read during my 7th std summer holidays. I would have read it some 8 times, picturing a cute piscean school mate as Emily and school pupil leader as Steerforth.
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Almost like a large blue thaatha poo minus yellow core - Aster Sun helenes |
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