
Passion flowers at the Tucson Botanical Gardens (#FOTD)
Long-suffering husband and I visited the Tucson Botanical Gardens yesterday for the first time since December (see pix from that trip here and here). We’re having a wet monsoon season, so we hoped for lots of flowers–and got our wish. Their butterfly garden includes these wonderful passion vines twining around the trunks of huge mesquite trees. I love the intricate detail of passion flowers–so lovely after a couple of months of dry, scorching heat.


Posted for Cee’s Flower of the Day challenge.

2 Comments
joylene
I visited the botanical gardens in Puerto Vallarta recently. It never gets old. Every season has much to offer. That’s a fascinating-looking plant.
Cee Neuner
Passion flowers are always so gorgeous 😀