Multicolored chili bush

Starting from the top and the lovely little flowers.
They are maybe 2 cm across, but when the open all over the bush they look quite stunning against the green leaves and dark stems.

Then we get the fruits, which are almost black before they turn bright red (very young ones are of course green).

Here are the nice and spicy hot beasts.
This shot was taken later as at the time of shooting the flowers and the rest, they weren't mature yet (duhh).

And then, to make it even more colorful, we look a little lower and inspect the stems. This bush is a good few years old -I wanna say around 8, but I am not quite sure. I just remember it always being there.

On those older, woody parts (most of them were also dead) we find lovely yellow and grey lichen.

And just because I like Lichen quite a bit and I find them very photogenic, here are two more shots. All found on the same chili bush.