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Cadena De Amor
Northern Philippines - Elicar - Saturday, October 13th, 2007 : goo
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Cadena de Amor (Chain of Love) is a climbing plant that used to be found only in the countryside. www.flickr.com/photos/dinesh_valke/430465623/
Because it is very invasive, people do not want it in their gardens. However, in my last visit, I noticed them everywhere in Metro Manila: under bridges, on fences, etc. I was told that it is a result of an effort by the government to make Metro-Manila GREEN.
I took this series of photographs at the cemetery of my hometown, Sta. Cruz, Ilocos Sur. www.santa.gov.ph/ilocossur/cmstacruz.html
I find them very pretty.
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Elicar: 3rd Nov 2007 - 03:58 GMT
Hey Jan, click on the flicker link and you will find out more about Cadena de Amor. You could also google it by its common name "coral vine". I tried to include some links in here but the new spam detector being tested is preventing me to do so.
Here is the notice I received:
"The robot in the cupboard thinks this is spam. We are currently testing a new spam detection system. If you feel your comment has been mistakenly labelled as spam please feel free to contact the editors@citynoise.org :-)"
mayette: 15th Nov 2007 - 02:54 GMT
hi! am looking for a white flowered cadena de amor. What is its scientific name btw?
charmel: that was really beautiful!
Jethro: 18th May 2009 - 21:11 GMT
very envious pictures.
The first two pictures deserves a spot in a national geographic magazine.
john jay: beautiful but still its an garbage
lys: Is the cadena de amor fragrant?
darshini: my section is I cadena de amor
NeapolitanIC: nostalgia to the finest.
anon (acl1-607bts.gw.smartbro.net): 27th Feb 2011 - 05:14 GMT
pataka ra kag yaw2x studihi sah nang imong gi butang diha
anon (222.100.33.183): 20th Apr 2011 - 13:57 GMT
yes, looks nice in city areas... but in countryside people really don't like it... you may get a feeling that snakes are hiding in it ready to "kiss" you anytime you come near it.
emily abonal: 26th Apr 2011 - 22:32 GMT
Thank you for sharing the beautiful pictures. It can be a very nice hanging plant and it would be very useful to plant on vacant lots so that grass would not grow(saves you grasscutter use of gas and oil and manpower).
JL: 8th Jun 2011 - 09:06 GMT
is cadena de amor can be eaten? hehehehe :D just asking, hope you can answer it,because it is our investigatory project...
jen: 14th Jun 2011 - 11:48 GMT
.. i thought .. it can be eaten,.same thing !!! we also use cadena de amor as our variable in our investigatory project.. as a suggestion.. you'd rather make it as mosquito repelant .. coz its leaves and tubers is a potential mosquito killer beacause of its content
. :)
jen: 14th Jun 2011 - 11:49 GMT
.. i thought .. it can be eaten,.same thing !!! we also use cadena de amor as our variable in our investigatory project.. as a suggestion.. you'd rather make it as mosquito repelant .. coz its leaves and tubers is a potential mosquito killer beacause of its content
. :)
kris: 1st Oct 2011 - 03:57 GMT
i like the picture of cadena de amor,,beautiful....uhm" what is the family name of that?
kris: 1st Oct 2011 - 03:58 GMT
i like the picture of cadena de amor,,beautiful....uhm" what is the family name of that?
lia: what is/are common uses for cadena de amor?
roland: hey bro! is it edible?
anon (121.96.13.17.BTI.NET.PH): 25th Jul 2012 - 02:00 GMT
i think the chain of love is really beautiful,people just don't know how to appreciate it...
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