Westmoreland Flowers
Please double click to enlarge pictures. All photos by Marshall S Thomas unless otherwise credited. All Westmoreland residents may download or copy these photos. The photos show some of the flowers that add a touch of color to the Westmoreland community.
Homeowners: We’d like input from residents for the photo gallery. If you have good photos of your home or grounds or gardens or other scenes from Westmoreland, please attach a digital copy of the photo to an e-mail and send to Marshall Thomas at andrion2@cox.net. Please keep in mind that the whole planet can view whatever images we put on the website.
The Night Blooming Cereus below is a Vietnamese flower known as ‘Hoa Quynh.’ The blooms are large, white and delicate with a captivating fragrance. Each bush may have several flowers but the flowers bloom only once a year, around midnight, and die the following morning. Yes, these flowers are Westmoreland residents. The more recent photos are from August 31 and September 1, 2009.
April 2010 - Spring has Sprung! New flowers are just blooming and a family of at least five deers are roaming around Westmoreland at dusk, looking for tasty snacks (see below). They especially like my wife’s roses.
