HIPPEASTRUM - AMARYLLIS Photo Gallery by Ted Parkins at pbase.com

HIPPEASTRUM - AMARYLLIS

Often incorrectly called AMARYLLIS but belongs to the same family (AMARYLLIDACEAE).
These images are of small areas of the flower during its progress from the bud opening,the flower in full bloom and finally withering away.

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Jean-Claude Liehn		18-Mar-2008 20:57
A flower is a world by itself. Your pictures demonstrate it. I like also the three colums and the progression of the close up from the buttom row to the top. A very beautiful gallery.

Guest		26-May-2007 06:55
Superb gallery - certainly an interesting plant to watch developing, giving lots of photographic opportunities

Guest		16-Apr-2007 14:06
Excellento!

Rob Legeland		20-Feb-2007 20:26
Impressive set of photographs. Great theme gallery.

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