 Saw this plant on Ebay and just couldn't resist it. The leaves are so like the butterflies of its common name the Butterfly plant. I think it's botanic name is Christia vespertilionis and this is the red version.  I must say I like it even more in real life and  might keep it here for a while, near my kitchen sink with the light coming through the leaves.
Saw this plant on Ebay and just couldn't resist it. The leaves are so like the butterflies of its common name the Butterfly plant. I think it's botanic name is Christia vespertilionis and this is the red version.  I must say I like it even more in real life and  might keep it here for a while, near my kitchen sink with the light coming through the leaves.
Tuesday, 29 April 2008
red butterflies
 Saw this plant on Ebay and just couldn't resist it. The leaves are so like the butterflies of its common name the Butterfly plant. I think it's botanic name is Christia vespertilionis and this is the red version.  I must say I like it even more in real life and  might keep it here for a while, near my kitchen sink with the light coming through the leaves.
Saw this plant on Ebay and just couldn't resist it. The leaves are so like the butterflies of its common name the Butterfly plant. I think it's botanic name is Christia vespertilionis and this is the red version.  I must say I like it even more in real life and  might keep it here for a while, near my kitchen sink with the light coming through the leaves.
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So lovely to visit your blog again. What a beautiful plant. I have my brother and his family with us at the moment. They were recently from Sydney, but have just moved to Canberra! We are off to a Game Reserve for a few days, and will see some lovely animals and plants!
ReplyDeleteOh, thank you. I was so pleased to see the beautiful wedding photos on your blog :-) It looked perfect. I will make sure to keep an eye out for photos from your Game Reserve trip!! Susie
ReplyDeleteWhat a magical little plant, it must be beautiful when a wind sweeps under the leaves making them flutter
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