Trip Report: Myriad Gardens in bloom
In December I visited the OKC Myriad Gardens and wrote 2 different posts about my trip, along with a photo album. Last weekend I went back to the garden and was surprised to see that there were lots of different plants in bloom from 2 months ago.
I have added another photo album of my pictures from this trip. This time I took more pictures of blooms than the previous trip. I tried not to take a lot of duplicate pictures from my last trip. If you would like to see the pictures from the first trip, you can that photo album here.
Here are some of the blooming highlights:
Stromanthe sanguinea 'Triostar' in bloom
Hoya blooms
Heliconia inflorescence
Anthurium veitchii (King Anthurium) with inflorescence
Anthurium warocqueanum (Queen Anthurium) inflorescence - the dark leaves with prominent veins belong to Anthurium, the plant in the foreground is a different Aroid
Solandra maxima in bloom
Paphilopedilum orchid in bloom
There are a lot more great plants to see, and quite a few more orchids in blooms, so I suggest you look at my photo album.
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Beautiful blooms — thanks for sharing them with those of us who are “blossom starved” right now.
Very Nice Blooms and Tropicals…
Beautiful flowers and foliage. Such diversity. It must have been a fun trip–both times.
Lots of interesting flowers and foliage!
Looks like quite a show. Lovely flowers.
These are great flowers pictures.
I love flower pictures.
Especially from spring flowers.
Spring is just around the corner and I can’t wait!