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Sunday, October 29, 2006

Tourist Series - Vivo Tree

Singapore has a new attraction. It's called Vivo City. A brand new huge shopping complex. It's now partially open, it will formally open 1 December 2006.

I found this amazing tree with so many flowers, and they must be on steriods, they are so huge and colourful!



Since it is in Vivo City, I shall call it Vivo Tree! haha... There should be name for it, but I did not bother to go find out :-p

12 comments:

  1. Very colorful. Since your running a tourist series you might be interested in a Wailea, HI (USA) post today.

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  2. That's awesome. I love it! it's too bad it's just for a mall.

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  3. I'm pretty sure I prefer the palm trees in the background. :O

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  4. this is very pretty. I'll defintely have to visit Vivo when i am there.. :-)

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  5. Superbe arbre. c'est vraiment tres original, j'adore. c'est une reussite.

    Superb tree. it is really very original, I adore. it is a success.

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  6. Crikey! That's quite a picture, full of life and colour!

    Curly's Photoshop

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  7. Oh they're not that rare actually. We get them on every corner!!! I think the species is colouyrfulus maximus sphereiticus. ( or large circle of color flower plant)
    Thanks Kerpok man.

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  8. I see this variety of the giant plant has made it to S'porean shores. Somewhat endangered but very beautiful! ;)

    Hey, I had a great time in S'pore. Just came home and I'll bee sending you a postcard soon. Just need your snail mail address.

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  9. i see many are interested in it. That's a success! the colours a bit too vivid for me ;D

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  10. Thanks all for dropping by and posting little nuggets here!

    Denton, will check out Wailea post :-)

    John, you must be a horticulturist! LOL..

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  11. Oh my god, what a tree! Not sure if I like it, I'm a colour lover but here maybe it was too much of a good thing ?!???

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