Wow, what a beautiful display the Egyptian Starcluster makes!
Its latin name is pentas lanceolata, and it is a favorite for birders and butterfly lovers who want to attract hummingbirds and butterflies to their gardens. As its name implies, this flower is native to Africa and the Middle East, but I snapped these photos right here in Central Florida. As you can see, it does very well here.
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These are beautiful. I’d never heard of them.
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I hadn’t either and probably would have never known about it. I downloaded this new app called PlantSnap that identifies flowers when you upload photos. It’s great!
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Wow, there’s an app for that?! That’s really cool. I will look into it. 🙂
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Yeah, I love it 🥰
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[…] months back I posted some awesome photos of the Egyptian Starcluster, which you can view here. They were sort of a blush-pink color tinted with a lovely magenta […]
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