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| The Rose acasia Robina hispida |
The Rose acasia is also known as the Bristly Locust, or Rose locust. It is a shrub or small tree and can even be trained as a supported climber. It grows to 2-4m tall with bristly stems and small pea like flowers which fall in large clusters.They attract many insects
such as the longhorn beetle, and many butterflies.
44 comments:
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Beautifully certainly looks the flourishing bush. I hope that the insect from the first picture does not eat flowers. Yours.
The first photo of the beetle on lavender bed is a lovely capture.
fabulous!!!!
i just love the longhorn beetles! they are so cool. beautiful blooms, too!
What a lovely rose! If I was an insect I would be very happy to visit it :-) Is it scented? It feels like it should be. A lovely capture of the beetle too Sonjia. Sending warm hugs from a very cold and bleak England and a thank you for giving me a promise of Summer :-)
Wow what a lovely flowers of the Robina and the insect is photographed so great.
Have a wonderful evening Breathtaking
Beautiful Beetle on top of things.
Querida Sonjia, son unas fotos preciosas, me gusta mucho como contrasta el color de la rosa con el insecto.
The Crested Tit is lovely :)
A hug. Sonia.
That beetle is gorgeous, and I'd love to also shoot the Rose acasia one day.
Very colourful and nice - lovely to see this time of year!
Dear Sonija...See these flowers is fantastic, I do not like insects too, but you have the gift to present them with such beauty, that I am forced to love!Warm regards,Rita.
I think this is quite lovely :)
Wow, amazing!
Giga
These shrubs are quite hardy but the flowers are a tasty morsel for many insects:(
Stiletto
Thank you so much.I think the colours work well, and am so pleased you like it.:)
Susan
Thank you Sue:)This rose is one of my favourite flowers in the garden and on the property. I even have one in a large pot on my balcony.
TexWisGirl
Thank you:)I also like the longhorn beetles, they are such elegant insects.
ShySongbird
I love these blooms Jan, which are indeed scented. I'm so pleased you like the first photo of the beetle
and your comment made me smile:=)
Warm hugs right back to you:=)
marijke
Many thanks for your lovely comment. Always so generous:)
Bob Bushell
So pleased you like it Bob! thanks for passing by:)
Beautiful, Sonjia. The first one is spectecular. Greetings, Joke
Excellent pictures.. Fullcolors and quality.. A regard.
Sonia Aguiar
Dear Sonia, I'm so pleased you like the colours in the first photo as it is my favourite, because I also think the colours work so well together. Thank you
for your lovely comment on both posts.
Warm hugs:)
Maria
Thank you Maria:) I really don't think I did the Rosa acasia justice, but also intend to show it in a better light one day.It's at it's most beautiful shown hanging in large clusters.Will look forward to seeing it on your blog:=)
Lasse
Thank you Lasse, I also like to see
beautiful flowers on other blogs,
when the country side is at it's dullest, and there's not much colour around this time of year.
Rita Vaselli
Dear Rita,You are lovey:)Such a kind, and generous comment, but
with a little gentle persuasion, Rita,I might be able to convert you into a true insect lover yet!!:)
Optimistic Existentialist
Thank you Kieth:) I appreciate your nice comment.
Willy Ronkes
So pleased you think so Willy! Many thanks for your visit. I tried to make a comment on your blog, but was not invited to do so
which is a shame:(
Joke(Jokes Camera)
Thank you so much:) I'm in agreement with you about the first photo, as it's also the one I like the best!
Have a wonderful day! Sending you warm hugs:=)
Ana Minguez Corella
Such a nice comment, thank you Ana.
Reminds of a line by Alan Ayckbourn
in "Table Manners":-
What I always say about your salads,Annie,is that I may not enjoy eating them but I learn an awful lot about insect anatomy.
Ian
Very amusing Ian!!:)
amazing pictures, with spring Sonjia! :)
Salma
Thank you:) I am beginning to see beautiful flowers once more in and around my garden.It's nice to see some colour again!
Marvelous flowers!
Have a great day!
xoxo, Juliana | PJ’ Happies :) | PJ’ Ecoproject
Juliana
Thank you so much!
Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
A pretty nasty bug on a beautiful flower :))
Many greetings!
The first photo is great! I love it so very much!
amazing , love it !
Coco
Thank you so much for your lovely comment:)
The beetle is decreased among such beauty. kisses
Mary Brown
It is a beautiful flower,and attracts many insects to its perfume.
Kisses and hugs:=)
These small animals are very tender!
You do photographs of their eyes
expressive with great finesse.Ciao,cara Sonija!
Rita Vaselli
Dear Rita, thank you my friend.You also have a way with words which is always sweet expressive and tender, just like you see in natures beauty:)
Enjoy your Sunday!
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