Peggy C's photos with the keyword: tropical

stretching across the water, the Sunshine Skyway Bridge... blue sky & glistening waves of the bay.. beach foliage & flowers... ^SOOC ..cropped slightly for size © All rights reserved More info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunshine_Skyway_Bridge

but, no... left this photo as it was taken.. the pier stretches out into Tampa Bay.. at the end of the pier, on the right, is the restaurant.. fisherpersons & brown pelicans to the left, please.. pelicans will walk; wait; perhaps be given a morsel or might even snatch it.. watching them is a lot of fun.. see that benches have been added to the pier.. nice touch.. then one can sit & enjoy the old pier & the newer Sunshine Skyway Bridge in the distance.. ©SD www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunshine_Skyway_Bridge ^SOOC

this Show doesn't wait for anyone .. nightly, at Holmes Beach on Anna Maria Island.. Florida USA .. through the sea oats sets the sun for another glorious day in Paradise ! ^SOOC (c) All Rights Reserved

so curious.. make photo larger & look on top on the bench.. someone left a rolled up note with a key attached.. no, didn't look... do you have any idea how hard that was to Not do ? - 1 note - ^cropped only SOOC © All rights reserved

apt description .. read in gardening article . . ground cover . . put in front of leggy plants . . therefore, the shoe & socks cover the legs !

are we, to have these beauties among us ! Night Blooming Cereus, saucer-size bloom is so fragrant. Thunbergia erecta, per scott.zona who did the ID of the purple/blue bumble bee & butterfly attractor! Can't wait for more blooms ! © All rights reserved

after cross pollination.. brillian red Dragon Fruit... Created with www.dumpr.net - photo fun (c)All Rights Reserved

my neighbor's plants are fading fast.

imagination...

for a red hibiscus...

double orange hibiscus.. .. friends have beautiful flowers!

I may be faded, but I am alive!

bromeliad blossom.. beautiful, but fading away.. © All rights reserved

double orange hibiscus..

into this bromeliad. . . .

.. thought this belonged to the cycad family.. .. but my Flickr friends came through,so I know this is a Ginger Plant ! Thanks to all of you ! © All rights reserved

Ti Plant