Photography Lovers : Flowers from Hardwood Species and Flowers from Orchid Plants

Greetings of friendship to all my friends throughout the universe. A sunny day is very difficult for me to hunt in the wild. Because the influence of air temperature and hot weather is very influential on every plant, insect and weed flower that exists in nature.

As a contribution I made The Photography Lovers Community is two very different types of flowers. Today I found these two plants in the front yard of the house. After I went around to find other natural beauties. But I didn't get any results. Then I went home and looked at every plant in my front yard. I got flowers from hardwood plants and flowers from asparagus plants.

The first time I got flowers from the [Sawo Manila] plant (https://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sawo_manila). Sawo manila is a plant descended from hardy and long-lived plants, belonging to the Sapotaceae family in the genus Manilkara. The fruit is round and tastes sweet. I have two pots of [Sawo manila] plants (https://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sawo_manila), because my yard is small so I plant each plant in a pot. Manila sapodilla (Manilkara zapota) is a tropical plant that is easily adaptable so it is easy to cultivate in various countries, including Indonesia. Manila sapodilla fruit has many names, according to the area where it grows in various languages: tsiko (Philippines), ciku (Malaysia), chikoo or sapota (India), sofeda (Bangladesh), xa pô chê or hồng xiêm (Vietnam), rata-mi (Sri Lanka), lamoot (ละมุด) in Thailand, Laos and Cambodia, níspero (Venezuela), sugardilly (Bahamian Islands), naseberry (West Indies), sapote (Nicaragua), sapoti (Brazil), sapotillier (French) and sapodilla ( English).

Then I got a plant that is a descendant of the asparagus plant. Maybe this flower plant is called Cattleya lundii. Cattleya lundii is a relative of the orchid plant. A plant belonging to the Cattleya family of the Cattleya lundii type. The flowers are light purple in color and there is a hint of purple.

OK, all friends. Send regards for success.