The current Friendly Friday challenge theme is ‘Shapes.’ See more responses here. Since I just paid another visit to Hawai’i Tropical Bioreserve & Garden, I thought some flower and foliage shapes would be appropriate. In the top photo, round lily pads float in the garden’s pond.
The squares show the coils within coils of a Hapu’u fern, a distinctly-shaped anthurium, the familiar curves of an orchid against a large, angular leaf, and the geometric precision of a Guzmania ‘Limones’ bromeliad.
The rectangles start with the distinctive shape of beehive gingers, then large, tropical, heart-shaped leaves, and the sinuous shape of a colorful heliconia.
The bottom photo shows feather-shaped leaves that even look like feathers!
For more information about Hawai’i Tropical Bioreserve & Garden, go to htbg.com.
Graham's Island 
Beautiful selection! Although I’m going to hide those from my houseplants—some of which are similar but tiny versions. I don’t want them to get a complex. 😉
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Yes, we wouldn’t want that! Glad you liked them Lisa.
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Wonderful gallery Graham. All are so good 🙂
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Such alovely take on this challenge Graham! Really like this a lot!
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Glad you liked it, Aletta.
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Oh, I love these!!!
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Thanks. It was fun picking the photos for the shapes.
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