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1. Surprisingly none of them are wearing a Chullo. 🤷‍♂️

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   • Thanks for my daily smile 😀

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2. So beautiful!

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   • Thanks Susan 😀

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3. I love those yellow day lilies. They used to be garden flowers, but now, wind, birds, and maybe a few bees have transplanted them all over the place. You see them along the rivers and sometimes showing up wild in your own garden.

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   • This is one flower I’ve not seen in gardens. As cut flowers or flowers in nurseries yes. 😀

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5. Such lovely lilies.

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   • Thanks Maria 😀

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7. I love the markings on these flowers, so beautiful.

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   • I have always loved these. I used to buy a bouquet weekly when I was younger. 😀

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10. Beautiful, Cee 👏 Looks like some Alstroemeria I just bought & will probably feature in a couple of days 😃

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    • I have more photos to display of these. And yes, according to Judy, these are Alstroemeria.

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16. I thought, that looks just like an Alstroemeria–then looked it up and discovered it was! I’ve never heard that name for it before. Used to be a component in most commercial bouquets, and they were the flowers that lasted the longest, so long as you stripped the dead leaves away. Nice shot.

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    • Thanks Judy for commenting. Also for the formal name of these guys. 😀

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      • Thanks for the Peruvian Lily moniker! Much easier to remember.

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        • No kidding 😀

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18. Lovely! I used to have some of these, though mine were mostly white ..

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    • Thanks for commenting 😀

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20. Nice capture with some leaves popping in… Here’s mine – https://myheart2heart.blog/2020/06/18/a-red-flower/

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22. We’ve just bought a Peruvian Lily, form the same place we saw these Bizzy Lizzies http://theministryofshrawleywalks.com/2020/06/18/fotd-bizzy-lizzys/

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23. FOTD https://bruceferguson4.wordpress.com/2020/06/18/anemone-canadensis/

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27. Sweet! I received a bouquet for Mother’s Day with a similar flower.
    I wonder if they’re common in flower shops. Lovely …

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    • They are really common in shops…especially grocery stores or they were years ago when I bought them all the time for myself. 😀

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      • Thanks, Cee. I wondered where I had seen them before. 😎

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31. So beautiful.

    FOTD— https://romi005.blogspot.com/2020/06/hydrangeas.html

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33. Beautiful sunshine!
    😊🌟😊

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    • Thanks for commenting 😀

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