Singapore Garden Festival 2014

At the Flower Dome.
There was a slight overcast during the morning of my visit
but being in the Dome made it all so comfortable.

The world's largest Orchid belongs to John Elliot.
The Tiger Orchid stands tall at 2m in height and weighs an estimated 300kg.
Each spray of flowers is an average of 2 meters in length. Wow!

While walking to the the tents, we saw some captivating fixtures.

Stalls line all the way to the tents.
Saw this interesting Urban farmer, ideal for indoor gardening.

Pretty and dainty stuff..

At the tents, besides the large intense gardens...

I was surprised by these interesting handcrafted art pieces using 3D printer to create.

Going green and recycling.
Like this bowl made from ginger.

and cushions filled with natural seeds.

Bringing back the primitive umbrella holder.

Recycling an old desk top..

An eventful day.
 Looking at this cup of flowers, reminds me I need a cup of tea.

Such delicate wings

I was walking in my garden when I spotted this attractive pink insect settling on my lily.

It stood there for about 10 minutes, pretty long

( don't know what it's doing ).

That gave me enough time to capture this shot.

Look at the lovely pink and the delicate wings.

Nature is so phenomenal, as in this fly.

Those extremely thin wings can actually keep it 'afloat'.

Love the pink shade.

Amazing nature

In this rush, rush era.

Take a moment to appreciate the things around you and you might be in for a surprise.

Like this beautiful full bloom tree, I saw on the highway.

It is such a delightful sight.

Nature can be so amazing.