Flowers

I took this picture last weekend in the Butterfly House at Cypress Gardens. I have never seen anything like it before. It really is one flower. The red grows out of the white. Amazing. Maybe someone can tell me what it is.

[Melissa Pike]

Ooh, pretty! I have no idea what it is either, but now I'm curious.

[Marce]

Gorgeous!! I've never seen anything like niether!! Beautiful composition, great shot!

[Katie Rose Allan]

it is such an interesting flower, and you photographed it really well!

[Kathleen Setier]

Let me know when you find out what it is. It's really interesting and would look elegant in a garden with white hydrangeas and red roses or tulips.
re: my masks - At some point I have worn each of them.

[FaerieMoon]

Wow--it's beautiful! I want to know what it is too! Maybe I'll try and grow it...with my not-so-greenish thumb haha
Hm, I think I got another idea for a photo

[Linda]

Oh Suzie, this is ANOTHER frameable shot.

[Linda M]

Beautiful flowers! great shot.

[KellyWilson]

This is beautiful!! wonderful colors, and i love how there are two rows of flowers. its perfect!

[Louise & Ken]

From the looks of the stamens, they might appear to be a variety of fuschia, but I'm just leading blindly on that guess! Aren't they beautiful though! Thanks for sharing!

[carol singer]

This is beautiful. I'd go with a hybrid fuschia.

[Lauren Dahlhauser]

so sharp and beautiful!

[Darrell Soper]

It is a great pic and would go with fuschia or maybe abutalon.

[Linda]

I agree with Louise & Carol, probably in the fushia family. Suzie this one is on the popular page!!!

[Krissy]

So pretty! Not sure what it is either, but it's really beautiful.

[Matthew Mellor]

Love the colors. The contrast of the white and red just makes the image pop!

[bonnie lee wilson]

I think this a variety of bouganvillea.
I love the colors.

[Slava]

What a gorgeous shot!!! The colors are stunning!

[Allison Williams]

The variety of flowers in the world is astounding. This is unique.

[Katrina irizarry]

Don't know what it is, but it sure is beautiful...wish I had some in my garden.