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Hannes van Eeden 
So beautiful and serene. I will repost on my site. Luv it!
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Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed it! 🙂
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Beautiful, I am starting to get a gathering on sparrows in my home now. Love the video sweet little blue flower and the rain drops clinging to the plants.
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I’m so glad to hear that and that you enjoyed the short film! 🙂 Nature is so peaceful and calming 🙂
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Hi Hannes,
I concur with Nanette!
By the way, the proper name for the flowering plant called “Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow” is Brunfelsia.
Happy October to all of you!
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Thank you so much for letting me know! Same to you!
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You are very welcome, Hannes. 🙂
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What kind of plants are your favourite(s)?
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That is a very difficult question to answer, because I like so many! 🙂 Do you have any favourites?
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Hello Hannes,
Yes, I do have some favourites. In general, I like colourful plants, especially the variegated ones, and I also like the historical and sociocultural aspects of plants. All of these are discussed in one of my post published at one of my blogs at https://queenslandorchid.wordpress.com/2013/12/21/variegated-oriental-cymbidiums-shared-in-the-queensland-orchid-society-facebook-group/
The post is very extensive and will require some time to load. It is best viewed on the large screen of a desktop or laptop.
Happy October to you!
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Thank you so much for sharing it! I will have a look at it 🙂 Thank you! The same to you!
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You are very welcome. May you have a wonderful and productive week, Hannes! 🙂
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Thank you so much! You as well! 🙂
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Thank you for the flowering plant name
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You are very welcome, Nanette. 🙂
Please see the rest of the conversation between Hannes and I below, for in answering Hannes’ question, I have also provided a link to my article entitled “Variegated Oriental Cymbidiums Shared in the Queensland Orchid Society Facebook Group”, which you can access at https://queenslandorchid.wordpress.com/2013/12/21/variegated-oriental-cymbidiums-shared-in-the-queensland-orchid-society-facebook-group/
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They are exquisite flowers the orchid, love them, but also many others.
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Hi Nanette,
Thank you for your comment. You are also very welcome to leave your comment at my Queensland Orchid International blog that you just visited.
Another horticultural blog that I maintain is https://pottedplantsociety.wordpress.com
It is heartening to know that both Hannes and you have such keen eyes on plants, animals and nature in general.
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Hi Hannes and Nanette,
I would like to add that the Cymbidium orchid is just one genus in the Orchidaceae, which is the largest plant family in the world, though some may argue that Asteracea is the largest.
For colourful and asymmetrical leaves, few plants can rival begonias, about which you can learn a great deal on my blog at https://queenslandbegonia.wordpress.com
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Ah the Begonia you are the second person to bring this about today it has special meaning for me, my Uncle used to grow them, he adored them.
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Nanette, your uncle certainly had a good taste for plants. What happened to those begonias?
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I do not know what happened to his treasures,
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Hello Hannes and Nanette,
It is wonderful that we have this lovely three-way interaction here among the three of us: you, Nanette and I. 🙂
All of this discussion among us about plants might have given you the impression that I like mainly plants. Therefore, I would like to clarify that animals are definitely also in my radar, so much so that I have composed a very special post in the defence of animals, published at https://soundeagle.wordpress.com/2013/07/13/soundeagle-in-debating-animal-artistry-and-musicality/
This is a very technical, multidisciplinary and analytical post dealing with some paramount and critical issues about our relationships with animals and by extension the environment. Please enjoy!
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Brilliant and refreshing!
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Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed it! 🙂
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