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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?
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