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anthurium

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anthurium

Any plant of the genus Anthurium, comprising about 600 tropical herbaceous species in the arum family, many of which are popular foliage plants. A few species are widely grown for the florist trade for their showy, long-lasting blossoms; these include the flamingo lily (A. andraeanum), which boasts a salmon-red flower, and the flamingo flower, or pigtail plant (A. scherzeranum), which has a scarlet flower.



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Held assembled big artichokes with green anthurium from Hawaii in a glass vase with collard green leaves tied to the outside.
On the surface of it, botanical fragments - a leaf, a poppy, an anthurium, an anemone, repeatedly displaced, refocused, relit, re-exposed; on the surface of the negative, successive layers of light - successive alterations in the chemical substance.
Other flowers/plants that will give you color but do not require weekly visits include: Anthurium, Crotons, and Orchids.
 
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