Celebrating the lovely Tithonia rotundifolia and friends

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  1. vitrsna

    vitrsna Seedling

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    Tithonia bloom with a Gulf Fritillary butterfly and wild Ruellia blossom in the background: IMG_3041a.jpg

    Tithonia bloom with Mayfly
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    Frank GardenStew Founder Staff Member Administrator

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    Such a deep and interesting orange shade. Thanks for sharing your photos Beverly :like:
     
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    eileen Resident Taxonomist Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    Beautiful photographs and lovely subjects. Many thanks for sharing them with us all.
     
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    Beautiful photo's. I really like the orange fritillary on the orange flower and the ruellia behind sets them off. I was surprised at the mayfly being so transparent. I've never seen them up here.
     
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    Very pretty. Glad you shared the pix.
     
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    Thanks all for enjoying the photos. I actually took the 2nd photo for the purpose of getting an ID on this little bug that has always delighted me by being a seasonal visitor to the garden but i didn't know what it was.

    2ofus, when the bug was identified there were a few people on the forum who commented about what a fancy Mayfly it was so i guess this is a different species than the ones that are common in the US.
     
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    Beautiful pictures. Love the colors.
     
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    Thank you Donna S, i always try to keep the Tithonia close to the Ruellia...the orange and bluish purple colors together create a happy feeling that always makes me smile.
     

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