Tree Love March 2024

 

The Silk Cotton Tree: 

The flowers burst open in spring fog,

The tree trunk stands upright under the sky. 

Its strong nerve fears no storm

It’s a delight to see these large red flowers bloom. With the fall season, the red spread on the road made me stop and appreciate the beauty. I picked a few flowers that had fallen on the ground and loved the waxy touch they had. 

THE TREE IS ALSO KNOWN AS THE SEMAL,

 INDIAN KAPOK, OR KAPOK.

 BOMBAX CEIBA

RED SILK COTTON TREE

 

This tree is commonly known as Let-pan (Burmese language: လက်ပံ), semal (Hindi: सेमल), shimul (Bengali: শিমুল) or ximolu (Assamese: শিমলু) in India.

Silk cotton Tree –
You march into town
With your entourage,
In a flaming crown 

 

Tree Love

Moreover, I’m sharing my #TreeLove with – the #ThursdayTreeLove blog hop, a photo feature hosted by Parul Thakur.
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6 Responses

  1. That’s a lovely one and the red/orangish color is so striking. So glad you joined and shared, Prachi!

  2. G Angela says:

    Beautiful ! every image is so good, loved looking at each one of them, it was a pleasure to see the way you have clicked every picture, so attractive. Thanks for sharing.

  3. Archana says:

    Glorious!! Beautiful striking colours on a bare tree!

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