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1. A new one for me. Is it also called coral bells? If so, not new. But oh so pretty.

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   • I didn’t know the name of this. I searched on the web and only found the “formal” name, so you could very well be right.

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3. Here’s more of that banana bloom, Cee: https://judydykstrabrown.com/2017/04/04/banana-bloom/

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6. I do like this flower’s take…

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   • Thanks 😀

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7. Wow! Abundance! Are the bees able to get inside those or are they more for the birds with long beaks? 🙂

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   • It would have to be birds. Hey are way to small for bees.

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9. https://chateauxdesfleurs.wordpress.com/2017/04/05/flower-of-the-day-2/ ‎

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10. I have not seen this beautiful flowers before. Thank you for the post, Cee!

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    • Thanks Amy. 😀 They also come in white. I’ve seen them at the nurseries around here.

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13. I have never heard of Pieris, but it is a very beautiful bush. This time I had to look in the German version to see if it was known by another name here, but it is also called Pieris in german. Glad to learn something new.

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    • I didn’t see a common name either. I don’t think they are native to Oregon, maybe where they are native they have a more common name.

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