With my love to capture flowers whenever I see a beautiful bunch of flowers, this blog post is about a pink beauty! These flowers are called Japan Araliya in Sri Lanka. With pretty pink, no one cannot ignore the beauty of these flowers. But, remember these beauties are blooming in poisonous plants. Yes, Japan Araliya or Desert Rose or even scientifically called Adenium Obesum are poisonous plants. Therefore, remember to stay away and do not touch the sap when you admire these flowers.
On a Sri Lanka holiday, I spent time in my inlaws’ home garden and I am lucky I always have new flower photography opportunities.
Are Desert Roses look deserted?
As I know these desert flower plants need direct sunlight and not need for much water. Simply, these desert flower plants are drought-friendly. . Are desert roses look deserted? For me, these flowers look so joyful 🙂
While admiring the beauty of these flower pictures, I came up with the below photo collage. So, you can see a few different angles and views of these flowers.
More flowers from Sri Lanka
If you love to see more flowers from Sri Lanka, please check the below posts. With my love for flowers, I enjoy capturing flower moments even when I travel.
Roses : Red roses, white roses and pink roses
Although I captured these desert roses while I was on a Sri Lanka holiday and in our parents’ home garden, these are not only found in Sri Lanka. Even in Singapore, I have found desert roses.
Therefore,
Do you have these desert flowers in your home garden? Have you seen these flowers before? Do you like to capture flowers in stunning photographs?
Please share your thoughts in a blog comment. 🙂
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Hello Amila, I don’t have a garden, but I do know these flowers because you can also buy seeds from them in a garden center. They like to receive a lot of heat, so my balcony is not suitable for this. And yes, sometimes I also photograph flowers and make a video slide of them for my Yt channel ( https://bit.ly/2o8ooSy ) and sometimes share them on both my blogspot websites.The crokus you had allready watching but there are plenty more there on both websites. Flowers like to be photographed. And your collage is also very beautiful. Regards Tine (NL)
Hello Tine,
Thanks for visiting and commenting. I also checked your YT channel. Very nice videos are there. Flowers always make many photographic opportunities.
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It s a very nice flower!
so true.Thanks for visiting and commenting.
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Very beautiful collage and an awesome flower. I love
the color. There are a lot with five petals, somehow similar, but I am not sure I’ve seen it before.
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Yes, there are a lot of five petal flowers and always those are beautiful with vibrant colours.
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So beautiful. Great shots and l love the vivid colors.
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Vibrant colours are always attractive, Thanks for visiting and commenting.
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beautiful but I don’t think I’d want it in my yard since it’s poisonous
Yes, although the flowers are beautiful the sap is poisonous.
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So vibrant! I love desert flowers. Beauty amidst the thorns.
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Hi Amila,
your Japan Araliya Flowers look wonderful. Thank you for participating in Nature Thursday.
Elke
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What a beautiful flower. I just love how vibrant the color is.
Yes,these are bright and colourful!
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Beautifully captured!
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These are just wonderful flowers!!
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Gorgeous color rose! I have to wait until June to see them here.
Amila – I also enjoy taking pictures of flowers – you will see that once spring and summer arrive in Montana! Your flower looks like Oleander to me. We do not have such plants in Montana – I suspect they prefer a more tropical environment – but I do remember them from a time when I lived in Florida. Thanks for linking to Mosaic Monday!
I love Adenium obesum aka Desert rose. Thanks for sharing with Garden Affair.
Yes, I know this plant. They looks lovely. Thank you for sharing, I enjoyed reading.
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They are beautiful Amilia. I had for many years a white double petalled one.Only to find out a couple days ago that it dry rotted and died. I am sad about that.
Thanks for sharing your photos.
Much💜love