#Flowers in Philippines

[silvirub]

Gumamela (hibiscus), watercolor and gouache on used tea bags.

Only four days till the opening of “Gilas, Puso, Buhay”, an exhibit celebrating Filipino-American History Month at the Philippine Center San Francisco. On view Oct 6-Nov 4.

[royalcessy]

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[mingphotography]

March 13, 2024

[thistransient]

Spathodea campanulata

[iko66]

Philippines

[sora-712]

i wanna chill near a lake and have a marg too but i guess this'll do

[floralcrematorium]

may I request philippines? would love to see him in your style :)

Piri!!! I've been meaning to draw him and I have a couple of other ideas I'd like to do down the line...

[23h]

northern blossoms, atok, benguet 🪷

[ecarg75]

[pannaginip]

Masungi Georeserve on Twitter @MasungiGeo:

Do you cook with Katmon? The Dillenia philippinensis, also called Katmon, is an endemic tree to the Philippines. Its fruit (sometimes called an elephant apple) can be used as a souring agent for soups like sinigang, jams, or sauces.

The captivating Katmon tree is one of the threatened endemic species that thrive naturally inside the georeserve. #SaveMasungi

[thewhizzyhead]

you know my dudes, with mean girls the musical being a show i willingly go to the trenches for in defending how much I find it genuinely fun even with the objective acknowledgment of its many many flaws, I am genuinely surprised that people,,,are actually fucking liking the movie adaptation of this show,,,and for me that's great cause now I don't have to go through all out war in defense of this silly flawed show and its talented cast members woo a break!

[bsziko]

Philippines

[mingphotography]

October 5, 2024

[twelve-12-xii]

i recently visited the Philippines! here are some of the photos i took, id add more but most of my photos are on my camera and i still need to transfer them over ^^'

[postcard-from-the-past]

Flower Market in Manila, Philippines

American vintage postcard

[filipeanut]

Beautiful flowers found only in Philippine forests. And Scotland.

A friend recommended I escape British weather by finding refuge in one of its many botanical gardens. Not only was he right, but in Glasgow’s botanic gardens lives Philippine flowers such as this 𝙍𝙝𝙤𝙙𝙤𝙙𝙚𝙣𝙙𝙧𝙤𝙣 𝙦𝙪𝙖𝙙𝙧𝙖𝙨𝙞𝙖𝙣𝙪𝙢.