Pretty Pink Poison by beachzz
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Ah, oleanders, such a beautiful plant, gives us gorgeous little pink and white flowers--and is dangerous, poisonous, and nasty. How like Mother Nature to fool us that way!!
Comments (18)
SapUS59
excellent capture of this beautiful plant i see many here in Florida too, great work !!
photostar
Yes, it's like she teases us to just get close enough to touch...and wham!...she's got ya. Beautiful capture, Marilyn.
meico
"Yes, it's like she teases us to just get close enough to touch...and wham!...she's got ya" She must be female, then ... JOKE, HONESTLY, JOKE!! Great picture, so clear. Mike
shahlaa
Beautiful colors and flower....I just love gardens....I can remember gardening with my Dad when I was a young girl...probably my love for gardening today stems from it.
JeffG7BRJ
Well there is red in there Marilyn, that is a sign for danger is it not? Then again lots of roses are red and they are not dangerous or are they? Excellent capture, I have heard of this flower but didn't know it was poisonous. Bravo!!!!!
Chipka
Ooooh, this is a lovely capture! Brilliant! I also happen to love beautiful poisons: if it stings, is poisons, or both, then chances are I'll be intrigued by it.
durleybeachbum
Superb composition!!
hipps13
beautiful capture warm hug, Linda
Mad-Mike
Love this capture!!! reminds me of Hawaii!!! ;-) purely beautiful indeed!
jocko500
very lovely to look at
Aioros
Excellent !!
goodoleboy
Flower picker/snipper, beware! Can't tell a bloom by its cover. Splendiferous clarity, colors and detail in this shot, Marilyn!
MrsLubner
Ya know. I hear its deadly and how you have to wear gloves and be protected if you are pruning them and not to let the sap touch you, etc. I have a huge one in my back yard - taller than my house - and I get in there and cut it back and prune every 2 years. I get stuck with cut branches and end up with so many scratches and cuts when I'm done and I've never been sick or felt weird. Not that I'd eat it of anything but I don't seem to be affected. Maybe I'm naturally more toxic than it is and that keeps me from having a reaction to it. Outstanding shot.
Thelby
That's what you call: "Deadly Beautiful" or "Looks that can Kill" !!!
sharky_
Colorful..... Aloha
mickuk50
i did
nt know this was that dangerous marilyn .ive seen it a lot in spain .excellent shot mickauntietk
We don't have 'em up here. Thanks for sharing this!
LudyMelltSekher
Hello my dear friend, Sorry to sign so late, I was sick. Excelente and resplendent photography, Impressive!! Congratulations!! All your work is very beautiful!!! It is a real luxury to visit your gallery. A million stars ** (Thank you very much for your commentaries) Have on a wonderful day. Embrace and kiss in your heart.Luminous Blessings. Ludy Sorry to have that to write the same thing in English to all, but are few the words that I have in English to say