I took my camera out with me into the garden this morning and found some ‘Double Delights’.
(Click on a pic to open in a new window and click again to see enlarged detail!) 🙂2 Pink Vinca ‘Propellors’ looking like they’re getting ready for Take-Off! 🙂
A pair of Alstroemeria or Peruvian Lilys. This was a Christmas present i bought my Mum for 2016 and it has given 40-50 such blooms per season since then from a small plant kept in a 12cm diam (4 in) pot.
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Cee’s Flower of the Day – April 2, 2019 – Magnolia Tree
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Beauties
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Thank you muchly! 🙂
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HEY. I’ve never seen anyone (besides myself) use the term ‘muchly’. Hmmm…
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Not sure where i got that from… i think it’s my English ancestry??
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I picked up…somewhere…that you are a Brit by birth. Move with then-wife?
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Emmigrated from England with my parents 1970. The Ex was a (too young, errr… make that immature) Aussie. 😉
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Gotcha.
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Both are gorgeous, but the Alstromeria is stunning.
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Thanks, Joe – it is an amazing flower.
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They’re beautiful – what a lovely son you are 🙂
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Some of Nature’s finest!…. like you! 😉
(and thanks for the compliment!) 😇
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They are much more beautiful…(but thanks for the compliment 😉)
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Truth, like Beauty, is in the eye of the beholder!
They might look cute but they can’t hold a candle to you in stimulating conversation… Beauty is more than just skin deep y’know?? It’s the whole package. 🙂
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Aww…I don’t even know how to reply to that 😊
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What you did was perfect! 🙂
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We have the purple Vincas, here, growing wild. I’m not totally sure if we have majors or minors.
Resembles a Tiger Lily. My dad always got lilies for Easter from the Shriners.
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I keep my Vinca’s in pots – the long hot summers with little rain (we’ve had under half an inch so far this year!) would kill them dead otherwise. 😦
These are Minors, around an inch across!
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They line the streets in my small town. They make me smile.
We’ve had too much rain. We are catching the tail-ends of the storms that are flooding our midwest. The river I live across the street from is not flooding our Riverwalk at least twice a month.
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I saw some Purple Vinca Majors growing in gardens at my Hospital today – they looked lovely!
We’re the two ends of the Goldilocks’ Syndrome! 😦
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Correction: The river IS flooding the Riverwalk at least twice a month. OY. Comment @ 2:00a EDT & random adverbs show up. *facepalm*
Your hospital? Employee or patient?
Yeah. So, where is the “just right”?
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I thought the word ‘not’was meant to be ‘now” and it was just a typo? 🙂
My hospital, as in i OWN it… well, i ought to the amount of time i’ve been there/paid for stuff! ( Joke 😉 )
Patient – Kidney transplant and a bunch of other stuff.
Just right is ‘somewhere’ betwixt mee and thee! 😉
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Nope. That was a straight up, wee-hours-of-the-morning adverb appearance. 😄 That’s what I get for texting in the aura of a lava light, yawning.
My goodness. Health issues are NO fun. Apologies. I hope all is well & your visits are merely check-ups. I’ve had health issues, too (I have a very angry gallbladder that I am trying to soothe) but, kidneys aren’t one of them. The adrenals that sit atop are probably worn out, tho. 😉
I like the way you think & talk. 😁💕
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Was just a check-up – all seems ‘well’ at this point. 🙂
I sympathise with the Gallbladder – had mine out ages ago after i got a large and very painful stone that tried to get out and got stuck! 😖
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These flowers are gorgeous! Oddly, when I clicked for the larger picture, a message said, “file not found”.
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THANK YOU CAROL!!! 🙂
Seems you are the only one who looks at the flowers as i hoped people would – full sized.
Because i cut and paste the images into a previous post HTML template, i had left the folder for March photo files in this post – of course the photos were taken in April so WP could not ‘find’ the file. All corrected now!
I usually check before i post but i must have been rushing this one. 😉
I have taken some beautiful native banksia flower photo’s today so look out for them later this week! 🙂
Thanks again for the warning. 🙂
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Yes, sometimes I just do not have the time to look at your blog. When I do have time, I spend quality time (haha), so that is the reason sometimes you don’t see comments from me. But rest assured, I love your blog!!
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I know the feeling!! 😉
It’s OK – the photos will be waiting for you… If you want a quick way to check, just type ‘FOTD’ in my Search bar, right hand side of my blog and all the flower posts will show on the one page! 😉
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I noticed the 404 “oops, you just ran into a cyber brick wall” page…my tired ass just forgot to mention it. SORRY.
At first, I thought it was the WP stupidphone app f****** up again but, no… I got 404 in my face in the browser. 🤓
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Is ok… i fixded it! 🙂
USUALLY it will be your stupidphone… this time it was stupidme (ok – maybe not stupidme just rushed for time myself me!)
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I’ve met stupidme & rushedfortimeme, too. Annoying little buggers…🤨🙄😖
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Gorgeous flower photos, as always! It must be fall by now where you are. Do you have flowers all year round?
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Thank you Laurie… we definitely do! 🙂
We are a couple of weeks into our Autumn/Fall but it still feels like Summer – high 80’s here today. Our poor plants are getting confused with flowering seasons starting early but extending late also?
I caught some beautiful Aus Natives today and hope to put them up this week – I’m sure you’ll love them… do you know what a ‘cotton bud’ is? You might know them better as ‘Q-Tips’?? You’ll be surprised to learn where they come from. 😉
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I don’t know what a cotton bud or Q-tip is. I will look forward to seeing the photos you post!
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