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1. Superb!
   With lots of hugs back,
   Dina

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   • Thanks Dina 🙂

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2. That is brilliant

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   • Thanks for commenting. 🙂

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3. Nature in all its wonder,it’s beauty, speaks in silence just waiting for us to stop and see, great image, beautiful
   As always Sheldon

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   • Hi Sheldon, thanks so much for your comment. 🙂

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4. O! is that what they call this flower. Could then be a ” Vredespaleis” in afrikaans. Beautifull shot.

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   • Thanks for commenting.

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5. Heavenly. ❤ ❤

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   • Glad you like this one Tess. 🙂

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6. Blimey each time I enjoy your photo there is yet more tiny details to spot. I can’t believe you actually have those tiny grooves on the stigma. It just shows what a great sculptor nature is and superb artist you are.

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   • Nature is a superb sculptor that is for sure. Thanks for your sweet comment 🙂

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7. Beautiful. I used to have two in the house…. Makes my want to purchase another.

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   • Are they easy to grow? I’ve never had one, I see them at nurseries.

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8. One of my favorite plants. So pretty!

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   • Thanks.

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9. Beautiful!

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   • Thanks for commenting.

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10. Spathiphilum wallisii. The Latin name for those who need it. Peace lily is a common name in a lot of countries but that name is applied to different plants around the world. They are easy to grow and maintain. They don’t like wet feet…. that is.. for the pot to have a dish under which is constantly wet. They enjoy getting a little dry then having a big drink. When they fill the pot to the point of bulging, they are easy to separate and make a number of baby plants from your main plant. Don’t overdo nutrients in your potting mix. Keep in semi shade if outdoors or a nice warm spot indoors. The leaves should be dark green. If they are lighter it is getting too much sun. Snails and other pests leave them alone.
    Why do I know so much about this plant? It’s my favorite indoor plant of all time.

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    • Thanks so much for the information. I can tell you enjoy this plant. 🙂

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11. This is lovely. It’s like a large hood or collar around the stamen, looks so elegant. Nice detail.

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    • Thanks so much for your comment 🙂

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12. Amazing flower! I have never seen such a thing! Thanks too your photo and Dave’s explanation at least I learned something today! Reminds me of a Calla Lily but much cooler !

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    • It is very much like a Calla Lily. Thanks for commenting.

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      • I love your blog! ♥

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        • Glad to hear it. 🙂 🙂

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13. Very serene. 😀

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    • Thanks Raewyn 🙂

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14. Beautiful! One of our favourite house plants – though we don’t have one at the moment … but I did see one in a plant shop recently so I might rectify that soon 🙂

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    • 🙂 Thanks for commenting Peggy.

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