A fine romance...yes. I'm head over heels in love with gardens! I'm enthusiastic about flowers, intrigued by garden designs, passionate about plants. And I believe that all garden lovers are the loveliest people in the world.
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- Rosie Gan
- A garden enthusiast who loves to travel and capture the beauty of places and freeze the memories of her travels in photographs, as well as document her experiences in verse...thankful for the simple pleasures in life.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
My Shanghai Rose
This is a plant that I only know by the name Shanghai Rose. An exotic name that conjures up visions of cabarets in the Shanghai of the 1920s? Ladies who sang in nightclubs and danced to American tunes.When jazz was hot in Shanghai. She does fit into that scene, my Shanghai Rose, doesn't she? Her look is definitely oriental, petite and rouged.
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That is stunning!!! So, so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI posted this before but didn't know the name. Thanks. I wouldn't have been able to guess the name. So beautiful but so different from roses.
ReplyDeleteThis Shanghai Rose is Jetropha integerrima, very beautiful, auspicious and useful - can be used to make biomass energy.
ReplyDeleteI like the flower name. Very petite and chic.
ReplyDeleteA lovely rich ruby indeed:)
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I love the photo and also the name!
ReplyDeleteHi Rosie, i'm back!! Thank you for your comment on my previous post.
ReplyDeleteI only know this plant by it's chinese name 日日樱, she is gorgeous isn't she?
Red Hot Shanghai Rose...This photograph is very well done.
ReplyDeleteJoyce M
And for some reason when you opened your entry that way, I pictured a flower left on a windowsill like it was a code. ☺ Okay, I think I'm overloading on mystery books. :D Beautiful pic!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful rose and a gorgeous photo.
ReplyDeletewow! So so lovely like a beautiful lady. I love the name too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the Watery Wednesday comment.
It's more commonly known as the Shanghai Beauty or Rose-flowered Jatropha. Scientific name is Jatropha Inteferrima, can be found in any parks here.
ReplyDelete@ HOOTIN' ANNI, Rosie, Light and Voices, Eileeninmd - Thank you for your kind words.
ReplyDelete@ One, Autumn Belle, MKG, Kat and Jama - The mystery of the identity has now been cleared, thanks for your interest and for providing the info, girls.
@ Raine - Maybe this might be the oriental flavoured prompt for a short story from you!Thanks for isiting.
@ LindyLouMac in Italy and Milka - So glad you liked the flower, hoped it brightened your day.
Rosie