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1. What colour would you call that Cee? It doesn’t look a true red

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   • It isn’t a true red. I would call it a red-orange or maybe a dark salmon color. 😀

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2. Beautiful

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   • Thanks for commenting. 😀

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3. How can something so healthy be so pretty too? Lovely!!

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   • Think of fruits and veggies, they can be quite pretty and colorful. 😀

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6. Wow! Brilliant shot! 🙂

   I never realised this immune boosting health plant was so beautiful? Thanks for enlightening me. 🙂

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   • Oh yeah! They are beautiful.

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7. So much prettier in red than purple/lavender/blue.

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   • I see orange a lot out here, but the red in it is beautiful.

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9. Hi Cee..Here’s a mystery for you all. Please help i.d. this flower. It’s driving me crazy: https://judydykstrabrown.com/2018/02/06/not-a-clematis-or-a-butterfly-bush-flower-of-the-day-feb-6-2018/

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   • See your post, I answered it hopefully?

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     • You did, and correctly. A+

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10. gorgeous

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    • Thanks Gwen.

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13. Love your detailed macro

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    • Thanks Pat.

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