Unknown beauty

More and more foreign ornamental trees appear here. They are very beautiful, but also dangerous to biodiversity. Can we not enjoy what we have, what is ours and what is in harmony with nature?

[Mags]

Gorgeous and so different!

[Linda Godwin]

Very interesting looking plant. You captured its beauty very well.

[Issi Bannerman]

Beautiful plant and photo.

[Kathy]

I understand what you are saying, but many of us would never see the "foreign" things without a place like this.

[Yoland]

Beautiful, I do try to stick with native plants when I can and everything has to be deer resistant.

[Joan Robillard]

Beautiful

[Ryan]

Lovely blooms. I agree with your sentiment, we forget the costs of introducing new species into the environment.

[Rob Z]

How very true Haskar! Being beautiful in their own country is wonderful. Being beautiful in another country is often just the start of many problems. :)

[Dawn]

Yes agree with you , but it is a lovely looking plant and a nice shot .

[Sylvia]

They are pretty beautiful.

[Peter Dulis]

Love it - so unusual

[Lin]

Lovely

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Very true- we often do things without thinking about the long-term effects. Hopefully these trees will remain in gardens and not crowd out the natural flora and fauna of your area. It's a lovely shot in spite of it all.

[RonM]

Very unusual.

[Milanie]

Quite different looking

[Carolinesdreams]

So beautiful.

[Carrie Shepeard]

Nice close-up! That red is so vibrant

[Margo]

very pretty

[Wylie]

Pretty shot though

[Merrelyn]

It's very pretty.

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

Very beautiful capture. FAV

[Jean]

great point. lovely image

[CC Folk]

Favorite!

[Faye Turner]

Beautiful! fav

[Peter H]

Completely agree with you. I suspect those times have long gone.

[Krista Marson]

so intricate

[The Dog Lady]

its beautiful