@Gwenie 8 August 2020

Phone Photography **Aug 9, 2020 | Sunday** TGIS! \^0^/ It's been a long week and many things happened. Adjusting to a new work was never easy and I needed tons of patience to survive! :D It was tiring as well because we walked every day going to some remote areas here in our place. Good thing some places had beautiful flowers, sceneries and fresh air that I enjoyed. I would like to share it here hoping that these can brighten up your day too. I captured these photos using my realme 5 phone and I hope you guys will like it. ^.^ **1. Plumeria Pudica** Commonly known as Frangipani or Kalachuchi. *Plumeria pudica* is a specie of the genus *Plumeria*; flowering plants from the *Apocynaceae* family. *Plumeria pudica* is known for its unusual spoon-shaped leaves. The shape of its petals is also slightly different from the other species of *Plumeria*. **Apocynaceae** – commonly known as the dogbane family – is a family of flowering plants that include trees, herbs, stem succulents, shrubs, and vines.

**2. Delonix Regia** Commonly known as Poinciana or Flame tree. *Delonix Regia* is a specie of *Delonix* from the *Fabaceae* family. This plant is known for its fern-like leaves and noticeable display of red-orange flowers. **Fabaceae** or *Leguminosae* – commonly known as the legume, pea, or bean family – is a large family of flowering plants that also include trees, shrubs, and herb plants which are easily recognized by their fruit (legume).

**3. Allamanda Blanchetii** Commonly known as Purple Allamanda. *Allamanda blanchetii* is a specie of the genus *Allamanda* from the *Apocynaceae* family. The most common species of Allamanda is the *Allamanda Cathartica*, a.k.a the golden trumpet.

**4. Nerium Oleander** Commonly know as Nerium or Oleander. *Nerium oleander* is the only specie currently classified under the genus *Nerium*, also from the *Apocynaceae* family.

**5. Aster novae-angliae** Also known as September Ruby or New England Aster. *Aster novae-angliae* is one of the species of genus *Aster* from the *Asteraceae* family. Asters have over 600 species that vary in height, leaf shape, flower colors, and growing conditions. **Asteraceae** is a family of flowering plants commonly referred to as the aster or sunflower family. This family also includes chrysanthemums.

**6. Just some random grass. :D :D** I loved this photo that's why I added it here. :D

That's all for now and thank you for dropping by. Have a great day everyone. 💕 -Gwenie *For corrections or any reaction, please feel free to drop it in the comment section. I also want to apologize for those comments that I was not able to reply to. I was really busy last week. ^.^"*