Next time you happen to come across a bunch of naturally scented carnations of multi colours. Smell the different colours one at a time, you will find they each have there own from the delicate scent pinks and whites to the strong of reds and purples.
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Lupine are lovely
https://i.pinimg.com/736x/fe/b5/08/...aace1a069ab--lupine-flowers-daisy-flowers.jpg
And since this the season, I'm reminded of how pretty poinsettia are too
http://www.gardenloversclub.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Poinsettia_800x550-1.jpg
https://i.pinimg.com/736x/fe/b5/08/...aace1a069ab--lupine-flowers-daisy-flowers.jpg
And since this the season, I'm reminded of how pretty poinsettia are too
http://www.gardenloversclub.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Poinsettia_800x550-1.jpg
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any dang living thing is beautiful igeuss, must have abundant water of course
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and/o lavendar
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and /or esp wildflowers in all places
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any dang living thing is beautiful igeuss, must have abundant water of course
and/o lavendar
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I've always appreciated Hydrangeas, but the "Star Gazer" variety is particularly beautiful.
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Love my Stella D'oro, actually I've got several varieties of daylillies. Mountain pinks, four O'Clock's, I generally only plant perennials. Peonies, Iris, roses, hydrangea mine go from pink to blue but not every year. I love all kinds of flowers for every season. Mums in the fall, Christmas cactus unfortunately mine bit the dust after close to ten years or better.
Call me a weirdo but ai m crazy for Proteas, artichokes, Milk Thistle, this type of flowers
They have come a long way since I raised them to sell at my floral shop and greenhouse in the late 60s. Then one shade of red ( color darkness controlled by amount of sun the got during the growing time) , white and the new one pink. Now each year I look forward to see what they have come up with in color and form.
Sometimes this place gets me a lil, uh... Aggressive. This thread is a good one to come back to and just relax, enjoy the posts.
Still a fav
Still a fav
Seeing as I am in the midst of a nasty below zero cold snap, it’s nice to see growing things and color. The current view in my area of the world is monochromatic centered on grey. However, I do like winter...for about two months. Hope springs eternal it will change by June.
Glad that you like the flowers.Sometimes this place gets me a lil, uh... Aggressive. This thread is a good one to come back to and just relax, enjoy the posts.
Still a fav
Simply stunning. Each individual flower shape attracts a very specific pollinator. An evolutionary masterpiece.
Thank you lovely
