Good evening @steemphotos, am really happy to be here, and this happens to be my first time posting in this community, and I must confess that am impressed seeing this community growing rapidly.

After my activities at home and the hot weather we are experiencing this days, I had to go to the stream to take bath, I saw this beautiful flower from a far, so I had to take a shot.

Flowers were created to beautify our environment

This flower is call Carol vine

Coral grape (Antigonon leptopus) is a trellising grape with pink or white flowers and heart-shaped leaves. It is easily taken for granted. In the southern tropics it is considered an invasive species.

Coral Vine (Antigonon leptopus) is also known as the Queen's Wreath, Mexican Creeper, and Chain of Love. It is a fast-growing tropical grape with attractive pink to white flowers that grow in USDA 9-11 locations.

This indigenous Mexican plant is considered to be invading parts of the world, including parts of the southeastern United States such as Florida. However, in arid, semi-arid regions of the U.S., such as Arizona, it grows rapidly but is not considered dangerous.

Symbolism

Complete harmony

Conditional Requirements

Sunlight	full sun
Strength	30 °F
Hardiness Zones	10 - 13
Soil	Sand, clay
Fiber	1.0 grams

Care Guide

Water

Water level is required, irrigation when the 1.2 inch topsoil is dry.

Fertilization

Fertilize every 3 months

Circumcision

Cut off dead, diseased, overgrown winter branches.

Time to plant

In the middle of spring, In late spring

Harvest Time

All year round

Photo information

Captured by	@icon-monday
Shot with	Nokia 9 Pureview
Lens	Default
Category	Flowers, Photography