I do not know the name of this flower, but it looks so perfect and unique that I took a photo.
Enjoy!
[Photo: Taken at Gardens by the Bay, Singapore, in 2012.]
I do not know the name of this flower, but it looks so perfect and unique that I took a photo.
Enjoy!
[Photo: Taken at Gardens by the Bay, Singapore, in 2012.]
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I can tell you that this is an orchid but I don’t know the variety of orchid. Wonderful capture of it.
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Yes. I should have noted the species on the signboard when I took the photo. 😅
It could be one that was bred from the lab because there is a healthy level of interest in orchid-breeding since the national flower is a type of orchid, called Vanda Miss Joaquim. 😊
Perhaps I would go back to the garden and find out the name soon!
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