Ruby Tuesday is sponsored by Mary over at Work of the Poet. All photos of taken by me and have red somewhere in them. Those are the only requirements for this meme.Visit Work of the Poet to add your link or to just visit Rubies from around the world.Longwood Garden Conservatory is has over 5,500 plants species. It has 20 indoor gardens including a children garden. One could surely find some rubies there. the one thing I love about this conservatory is it changes with the seasons. So you will always see something new every time you visit. Their Greenhouse is one of the greatest known in the USA.
A View inside the Conservatory
A Venus flytrap.
Ruby seeds
Love these color blends
Now this is a ground covering I would love to have.
"Ornamental Peppers"
"Ornamental Peppers"
A close up view.
A glimpse of the Children Garden.
Painting the Dragon RED.
Painting the Dragon RED.
Very nice selection of reds. Those ornamental peppers are amazing! The dragon looks a bit scary. ;)
ReplyDeleteThere are some absolutely stunning color combinations in those gardens. Very nicely captured. Have wonderful RT.
ReplyDeletefirst time to know that there's an ornamental pepper. they look so colorful! this must be a quite interesting place to visit.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteSo much beauty in here,great p0st
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ReplyDeletea carpet of peppers...
imagine!
Great photos, I just love Longwood Gardens.
ReplyDeleteThe pepper looks great!
ReplyDeleteI love the ornamental peppers
ReplyDeletewonderful color and they look so sturdy
beautiful photos!!
I've seen ornamental Peppers before, but I never realized they could be used as ground coverers! I loved this post, you've got some very exotic plants there!
ReplyDeleteLovely sights here, especially the ruby red ones. ;-)
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ow lovely pictures!! thanks for the free virtual tour! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures so coloful
ReplyDeleteI love your ruby post! Thanks for dropping by my blog
ReplyDeleteA riot of red! Nice Ruby Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the ornamental peppers. Your closeup shot is terrific!
ReplyDeleteAll the shots are wonderful however.
The 'fire breathing' dragon doesn't seem to bother the little girl at all even though he looks a little scary.
I've enjoyed following your posts from these gardens and have loved my 'virtual' visits.
What a beautiful series! I am amazed at how much red you have found.
ReplyDeleteLove the Peppers, I saw tomatoes on another post and thought they were peppers now I see real ones. Nice selection, this is my first Ruby Tuesday.My blog Promote Thanet
ReplyDeleteOh wow 5,500 species of plants that's a lot of pictures ^_^. Your choice of reds are awesome! Love that ornamental peppers and I love to have one of my own too. I see an ornamental pepper at my friends house and it's beautiful. Thanks for the visit I do appreciate it. Happy Tuesday!
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Every time I see photos of Longwood Gardens it reminds me that I MUST go there soon!
ReplyDeleteNice, really love the peppers, take care :-)
ReplyDeleteWould love to visit that Garden Conservatory !
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures !
My favorite is the close up on the Ornamental Peppers.
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What an amazing place. I love that ivy screen in the first shot.
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Some of those are just amazing - thank you for sharing them! What a great place to visit!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful photos, and from such a gorgeous place! I'm several hours from there, but have begun planning my next trip! :)
ReplyDeleteOh, and that "Venus Fly Trap" is a different carnivore, a Pitcher Plant (Sarracenia.) We have those growing wild in a few spots around here.
The least of red in nature shows up much larger than its size - a little bit of ruby in a sea of green stands out mightily! This conservatory is stunning in its floral designs!
ReplyDeleteWoah... nice photo's... like the flowers... it looks good.... love it... you can visit my new post also... God Bless...
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Over here , the peppers are called chilli padi or bird's eye chilli. they are really hot hot stuff, a must have in my fridge.
ReplyDeleteI agree those sure are great pictures.
ReplyDeleteYou really found a lot of red there! I LOVE those peppers. Thanks for visiting mine.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous garden. You have to love those ornamental peppers.
ReplyDeleteStunning red pics...
ReplyDeleteI really want to visit the place :)
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