Yet another yellow flower, I took this while taking breakfast at a food stall waiting for the Eye On Malaysia to start operating for the day. They were planted all over the park and in this early morning with the sun shine ever so brightly, and the weather is warm not yet too hot, the flower will definitely drawn you to enjoy the scenery. Anyhow, I don't really know what kind of flower is this, so if you know do tell me yaa... but my guess is, it is a Dahlia of sort...

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This flower always find it ways to be a regular member of a Malay wedding bouquet called Sirih Junjung. It is because not only that it is easily available but it is also because it doesn't matters whether it is fresh or dry it still can be presented as a perfect flower arrangement. After searching here and there, I came to a conclusion that this is a chrysanthemum flower but later on when my wife came and have a peek of what I am writing she overrule and said it looks like a dandelion. So I try to search for dandelion and it does look like ot jugding from the leaves type. So most probably this is a dandelion.

p/s If anybody read the earlier posting, I apologize, I have to edit this back. Obviously, the flower does resemble a chrysanthemum but the leaf did not.

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I guess I'll blow the picture up using tool at http://www.blockposters.com/ have it frame and hang it at one of the wall. Known in Malay as Bunga Loceng, or literally means Bell Flower.

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Strolling around the place were I work in the morning is always very refreshing, especially with the view of these yellow flowers along the roadside. I do not know what kind of flower it is but it always bloom in the morning after sunrise. When it's already hot it will not bloom anymore but next morning the ritual will be back. After goggling the image directory also no result. Thank you my mysterious flower for the lovely sight.

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Mahkota Berduri which is widely know as Crown-of-Thorns was said to be originated from Madagascar. It is hard to find the scientific name since the name known to me is only "Mahkota Berduri" but I finally found a site that dedicated to the story of this plant and its scientific name is Euphorbia milli. The species that's widely found in Malaysia is supposedly came from Thailand and Taiwan, a hybrid species. I do not know why but my wife really loves collecting the different variety of this plant. As I said in my first entry, the name Mahkota Berduri or Crown-of-Thorns been given to the plant is because of the many thorns on the stem which is said to be poisonous.

Beautiful Red Crown

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