Kniphofia is the scientific name
of the Torch Lily (which also known as Tritom and Red Hot Poker due to the
shape and color of its inflorescence) I found near Ooty, across a chain link
fence. The flowering plants are native to Africa and have narrow, grass-like
leaves that reminiscent of a lily, and the flower head can reach up to 1.52 m
in height. There are many varieties of touch lily and they bloom at different
times during the growing season and comprise flowers color in red, orange and
yellow, often bi-colored.
The blooms of the red hot poker are very pretty, lovely fence shot. Happy Thursday, enjoy your week ahead!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot.
ReplyDeleteThis is the first time I see such a unique and pretty flower. At first they looked like cobras to me.
ReplyDeleteThose red hot pokers look lovely behind that fence.
ReplyDeleteit's beautiful. thanks, jeevan!
ReplyDeletewoww.. i never knew the name of this flower...
ReplyDeleteNice flowers and chain fence!
ReplyDeletePretty picture!
ReplyDeleteWe call them Red Hot Pokers here but whatever you call them they sure add a pop of color behind the fence.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous flowers peering through the fence.
ReplyDeleteLovely shot of the lily!
ReplyDeleteWow, a beautiful flower. I also find the old building behind charming!
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I think I have seen this flower somewhere but didn't know the name! They look beautiful, Jeevan!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful capture! I like the unusual name of the flower.
ReplyDeleteNice shot of the flowers through the fence.
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