Hi, Janaki ji,
Certainly a wonderful composition. It takes ones'  reath away for a while.

On Wed, Dec 17, 2008 at 10:53 PM, JANAKI TURAGA <[email protected]>wrote:

> Hi all,
> The Caribbean Trumpet Tree *Tabebuia aurea* which is a non-native plant of
> India, is my favourite shot of a Tree for 2008. This was a stunning tree in
> bloom with its vibrant yellow flowers in contrast to its dark brown broken
> bark and against the blue sky! This was shot in one of the very small parks
> in South Delhi which were part of my research area of flora and avifauna in
> an urban residential area.Though this was not posted to the group, I want to
> share this with all of you.
> This is a tree of the urban horticulturists who use it to green the gardens
> in cities. One of the cities where this really proliferates is Bangalore
> along with the Pink Tabebuia which is another spectacular sight.
> Another favourite of mine are the Floss Silk Trees-both White and Pink.
> Both are outstanding iand spectacular in their prettiness and wow value
> especially in Lutyens's Delhi's roundabouts!!
> Enjoy
> Janaki Turaga
>
> >
>


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