The Gulmohar tree presents a vivid picture of bright red orange colors in summers. It looks stunning, there are hardly any leaves on the branches since it is all covered with deep orangish red blossoms.
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beautiful
Thanks for stopping by.
Stunning ! no shortage of colour there.. thanks for sharing these .
Yes, no dearth of colors here !
The color just jumps right off the page. It looks like living sunlight.
I am so touched that even in this condition you have managed to visit my pages. I am humbled. Much appreciated.
Now that is a show stopping photo. Wow!
What a lovely gesture to call my photo a ‘show stopper’. Thanks gor stopping by.
So beautiful! Can’t imagine being there…
Your part of world fascinayes me too. Feeling is mutual dear. Love, Rashmi 🙂
Agree 🙂 <3
Looks like you have the same trees and vines I have in my yard. Your Gulmohar looks like my flamboyan or Royal Poinciana–also called Tabachine in its smaller variety. I see bougainvillea and zinnias as well. Beautiful.
I just realized I missed this comment in my notifications. Better late than never. Thanks Judy and yes these are similar to your Royal Poinciana. I saw your it in your post and loved the blooms.