A path through the Clivia

at Babylonstoren. They have over 7,000 plants growing alongside the river and different paths under old Oak trees. I was too early this year, as most of them are still closed. Normally it is a mass of flowers.

[Kahsia]

Looks like a beautiful place to visit. Nice photo.

[Paul]

A very pretty path. Looks lovely ☺

[Casablanca]

What a lovely colour - I thought it was muddied water at first. Very appealing for a wander

[Valerie Chesney]

So very lovely.

[Babs]

It still looks pretty colourful.

[Margo]

Delightful walk

[Dione Giorgio]

Still very beautiful. Love the warm colours. Looks like a place where you have to have the camera with you.

[Joan Robillard]

Beautiful

[Joanna kate]

Nice to see these Clivias growing

[Denise Wood]

Lovely :)

[Lou Ann]

A lovely place to walk. Beautiful!

[Peter Dulis]

lovely capture ...

[Lynda McG]

Looks so inviting!

[bkb in the city]

Beautiful landscape shot

[Julienne Jones]

It looks fascinating!

[Margaret Brown]

It must be a beautiful place to visit when everything is in flower, lovely capture

[Jacqueline]

Never saw one in the wild, wonderful capture.

[Sue Cooper]

Wow, that looks amazing. I can’t imagine these plants growing wild.

[Wylie]

Looks like caramel!

[Maggiemae]

Clivia are so beautiful! You can make another photo walk later!

[Pyrrhula]

Wow, never seen so many and growing outdoors.(Ours are indoor only and have a very old fashion image.) Fav.

[KWind]

Such a beautiful space. Nicely composed.

[judith deacon]

Beautiful, I do love Clivia.

[Islandgirl]

Love the pop of orange!

[Rick]

Cool capture.

[Diana]

@moonmtn @paul10 @casablanca @happysnaps @onewing @777margo @sangwann @joansmor @joannakate @gilbertwood @louannwarren @pdulis @lyndamcg @bkbinthecity @julienne1 @craftymeg @jacqbb @susiemc @pusspup @maggiemae @pyrrhula @kwind @judithdeacon @radiogirl @rickster549 Thanks for the lovely comments, favs and getting it on the PP. It is very much appreciated :-)

[Rosie Kind]

Wow I didn’t realise that they grow outside as we have one in our conservatory. Fantastic shot Fav