May 9, 2011

26 Temple Tree Flower

Plumeria or Frangipani is commonly known as Temple Tree in India. Hindu's use the flowers from this tree to offer to their Gods and its a common practice to plant this tree near the Temple hence the name Temple Tree.   The English call it "Dead Man's Flower or "Life Tree" as its commonly planted in graveyards/cemetery's in some countries.  The `Temple Tree` is possibly the most recognizable and broadly grown amongst all the trees that can be found in India. These trees have some very sweet-scented exotic flowers. The flowers remain in these trees for almost throughout the year. This tree is also know for its amazing power to produce leaves and flowers even after removing from the soil, because of which Buddhists and Mohammedans think the tree as a symbol of immortality.  
beautiful blossom of indian temple tree
Flower for Alphabe Thursday

26 Comments:

noel Monday, May 09, 2011  

Well done for this beautiful shot of this very nice flower

Nancy Monday, May 09, 2011  

Gorgeous!

Sylvia K Monday, May 09, 2011  

Exquisite flower, glowing color and a superb capture as always, Sam! Your photos of flowers are the next best thing to having a bouquet on my desk!! Have a great week!

Sylvia

Anne Monday, May 09, 2011  

Ohhhh never ever seen anything like it :-)

A flower that has to be just perfect for a bride :-) most of the brides in our part of the world is dresses in white or this colour you know...


Summer temprature in my place, 23 tooday, jippiiii

Gautam S Brahma Tuesday, May 10, 2011  

lovely capture..:D

Susan Tuesday, May 10, 2011  

Well, it sure is gorgeous!! Great shot.

Kara Tuesday, May 10, 2011  

pretty colors! nice DoF & softness!

Jane Tuesday, May 10, 2011  

What an amazing photo, quite stunning, both the colors and clarity of shot. Wonderful.

Margaret Tuesday, May 10, 2011  

That is a beautiful shot. So crisp!

Lil Mama Stuart Tuesday, May 10, 2011  

beautiful, looks like one of those fake hair pins sold in Hawaii!

kimmyskids Tuesday, May 10, 2011  

My favorite flower, ever! Thanks for the explanation regarding death and this tree. I have heard this before when living in Thailand. It is called Leelawadee there. Never understood completely why it was associated with death. I just love the scent and simplicity of the blooms.

Courtney Tuesday, May 10, 2011  

one word....amazing!

alicia Wednesday, May 11, 2011  

WOW!! So clear. Stunning shot!

Sandeep.K.B Wednesday, May 11, 2011  

cool Pics

taio Wednesday, May 11, 2011  

superba floare

Leckeres für Mensch und Katze - Goodies for a pleasant life Wednesday, May 11, 2011  

how beautiful!! :)

Tina Wednesday, May 11, 2011  

Sorry, may I ask you. From where did you get this cute smileys? LG Tina

Aquashell Thursday, May 12, 2011  

Absolutely stunning!! ;-)

London Caller Thursday, May 12, 2011  

What a lovely flower!
We have this tree in Malaysia too.
I have come across the pink version. :)

Kala Friday, May 13, 2011  

Lovely clarity and DoF!

Judy Saturday, May 14, 2011  

Awesome!

Judy

lisa Sunday, May 15, 2011  

Anthony, this is a beautiful photograph, and what an interesting tree!
Beautifully photographed.
I love the wonderful color and simplicity.

Light and Voices Wednesday, May 18, 2011  

Your photography continues to amaze me. See you next week.
Joyce M

Commonweeder Wednesday, May 18, 2011  

A Beautiful photo of a beautiful flower. And so many beautiful flowers.

tracy Tuesday, May 24, 2011  

we have tons of plumeria here in thailand as well. my friend even brough back a different variety / color from hawaii and planted it here... as if we don't already have enough. haha. they're beautiful flowers.

Fotokarusellen Friday, July 08, 2011  

Stunning. Very beautiful image. Looked close at your blog. Like it very much. You have got a new impressed follower. Wonderful work.

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