Not only are the mosaic of tea plants beautiful in
Kerala’s tea plantations, they are interspersed with the most beautiful wild
flowers, many of which in cultivated versions are found in gardens in the UK and
Canada. Wild rhododendrons, fuschia, hydrangea, snapdragons, hibiscus,
poinsettia and others we could not identify abound.
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| flowering tree |
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| I don't know what these are but I like them! |
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| I think of this as the lucky bean tree flower |
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| poinsettias grown at the end of tea rows |
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| fuschias |
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| hydrangeas |
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| a form of bird in paradise |
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| looks like foxglove, but isn't |
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| poppy |
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| sweet william |
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| gladioli |
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| pretty and unknown - ideas on a postcard please |
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| always nestled among eucalyptus |
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| wild rhododendrons - always red |
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| this here is the flower of a tea plant! |
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