Capture: Spring is Like a Perhaps Hand
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
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Gudrun Gisela, in reply to
Lovely flower shots peeps..
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Our front garden is looking rather lovely:
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
front garden is looking rather lovely
Now that’s a garden : )
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
almost have a Calendar of Calendula
never mind the Calendar… thinking of getting you to do some cards in time for end of year present swapping. What kind of format would I need?
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Busby Berkeley eat your heart out…
Wow, now that’s a Kaleidescope World!
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Jackie Clark, in reply to
It’s looking so gorgeous, Geoff!
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Here’s some spring-y ones from this morning at work.
Flax in flower
Flax of doom
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Flax in flower
Flax of doomSorry Miss, but isn’t that cabbage tree? : )
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Yes, cordyline australis. The bottom one is Corokia,
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Jos, in reply to
Beautiful Geoff!
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Jackie Clark, in reply to
Shhhhh. Menopausal brain.
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Cabbage trees
Filter: steamy kitchen window
Lighting: indecently early morning -
Jos,
A vision of blurry eyes, dodgy dressing gown and not enough coffee Nora!
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Definitely pre-coffee !
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The ubiquitous Kestrel.
Also ended up in silo park this afternoon. I’ll be trying to keep track of the painting of the Silos by Askew One for a future post.
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Spring in the park.
Trees
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Spring in the park.
Trees
Nice Sofie.
In the trees near the West Lynn shops
Spring Teddies
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AEPB building, Ponsonby with yesterday’s glorious blue sky.
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Venetia King, in reply to
So close, and yet I still haven’t bumped into you. ;-)
ETA: Were you out in Manurewa? This in Winter Garden in domain.
Sorry, hadn’t looked here for a few days.
So close, and yet so far… my waterlily was at the Wellington Botanic Garden! Haven’t been to the Manurewa gardens in decades but I sometimes visit the Winter Garden when in Auckland. Always loved the secret little fish ponds in the greenhouses.
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Poor Knight’s Island Lily (Xeronema callistemon) in flower. Always loved the name of this local.
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It is a lovely spring day in Dunedin today.
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Joe Wylie, in reply to
Poor Knight’s Island Lily (Xeronema callistemon) in flower. Always loved the name of this local.
Wow, is that from your garden? Whatever, a great shot of a phenomenal flower. Despite my best efforts, such as dousing it with an occasional bucket of seawater, mine thrived but never flowered.
BTW the callistemon part of its name is ‘borrowed’ from the Australian bottlebrushes, presumably because of its superficial resemblance. In size and form it’s more of a hearthbrush.
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Hebe, in reply to
Nice photo. I have wanted one of these forever but I am not convinced of it flowering in the south. Did yours take seven years to flower, as I have read?.
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Just mowed the lawn. :))
Look what I found in the garden.
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