These "trumpet plants" (not sure of what their official name is yet) are pleasantly scattered on many of the roads all around Boquete. We see them in white, yellow and pink. On one of our walks, we saw these and they were bigger than the normal ones we'd noticed before. Randy said that they looked like the flora that the munchkins danced amongst in the Wizard of Oz. Plants and flowers here look like they are constantly fed on Miracle Grow x 10 but it's the daily rainfall "bajareque" and volcanic soil that nourish everything so perfectly.
Friday, August 3, 2007
Lilliput Land
These "trumpet plants" (not sure of what their official name is yet) are pleasantly scattered on many of the roads all around Boquete. We see them in white, yellow and pink. On one of our walks, we saw these and they were bigger than the normal ones we'd noticed before. Randy said that they looked like the flora that the munchkins danced amongst in the Wizard of Oz. Plants and flowers here look like they are constantly fed on Miracle Grow x 10 but it's the daily rainfall "bajareque" and volcanic soil that nourish everything so perfectly.
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