A Camellia tree is sure beautiful, at least when you capture it. What a beautiful red flower. Amazing land Lucy.
#2 by francie, Aug 23, 2007
I agree So Beautiful! I want to go to Eden Garden! I guess for now you share the Joy.
#3 by Gail Nobles, Aug 23, 2007
Wow! I love it!
#4 by beauley, Lucien, Aug 26, 2007
I know I saw this one before, but as I looked a little longer this time, I had to notice your capture of a perfect balance of color. Superb photo Lucy...
#5 by Darlene McFarlane, Aug 27, 2007
This is such a beautiful tree and as beauley, Lucien said, the colour balance is perfect. It looks like a giant rose bush.
#6 by beauley, Lucien, Sep 2, 2007
I came across the name of this tree in researching green tea sources. It is claimed the only source of "true tea" and called Camellia sinensis, native of China. I just thought I would mention it.
#7 by koyin, Sep 6, 2007
great 90 degree angle snapshot i love the way the light just hits the top. Those red flowers
are stunning.
#8 by beauley, Lucien, Sep 12, 2007
I recently found this from a search link in looking for source of green tea. The tree has at least part of the same name. Just thought I'd pass it on. It's obviously not the same tree.
Green tea comes from the Camellia Sinensis tree, a tree that resembles an evergreen ...
#9 by francie, Oct 11, 2007
I stopped back for another look at this beautiful Red flowered tree. I love it.
