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Lots of tropical flowers to be seen in this lush country. Beautiful and fresh colors and patterns sprinkled everywhere! Here are some of the pictures I clicked through our travels. There were many more seen during our drive, but couldn’t stop and click. Hydrangea bushes with hundreds of flowers grew so commonly around houses and on roadsides.

From leaves as wide as the height of my 7 year olds, to leaves called “Cow’s Tongue”. From trees that can walk (Walking Palm) to trees that date back to prehistoric origins. From vibrant flowers filled with nectar to attract birds, to the ones called “Hot Lips”. From flowers that look like corn on the cob to flowers that turn into Cacao. There were so many. Mother nature is amazing!!

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