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1. I love this flower. I say so every time I see it and then forget to investigate whether it is available in Mexico. I believe someone has said it would not do well here. At any rate, I welcome the reminder of it every time I see one so thanks for this reminder, Cee.

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   • It will do well in Mexico there are many growing here in Maroubra. I have Mexican flowers in my garden.

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     • I must look for them in local viveros.

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       • So Judy you now have your marching orders 😀 Thanks for commenting,

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         • I’m onto it, boss..

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       • Yes,you might be surprised what you find. Many of ours I thought to be Natives are South African,Mexican who knows.

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         • I can never remember the name when I happen to be at a vivero! I’ve written it down once or twice and misplaced the note. Oh my.

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           • That’s usually my problem too. I’m lousy on names 😀 😀

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3. I love your helleborus. Mine haven’t bloomed at all.

   Flower of the Day: Silky Yellow Euryops

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4. I was hoping these might grow for me, but they are not in our growing area, although it is getting warmer, so who knows? Lovely flowers. They are supposed to be “evergreen.” Very pretty!

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   • I didn’t know they were evergreens. I’ve only seen them in plant nurseries. 😀

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5. Such an interesting center.

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   • Thanks Janet 😀

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6. Great introduction for me to this unique flower! Your shot is so perfect, Cee, that if I ever see it I’m sure to recognize the lovely Hellebore.
   Pax,
   Dora

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   • They are also known as Christmas Cactus. 😀

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     • But I’ve seen billions and they’ve never looked as good as this! You’re a magician, Cee. 😀

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       • Thanks Dora. 😀 😀

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7. awesome photos Cee! Very cool! 🙂

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   • Thanks Carol Anne 😀

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9. Wow, those are interesting 👏 I don’t think I’ve seen those for real 😃

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   • I don’t see them except in plant nurseries. I’ve always liked them though. 😀

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10. Lovely flowers, Cee! I’ve never seen one before, only on a photo.

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    • This one I saw in person, so I’m feeling lucky. 😀 😀

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11. Gorg. Gorg. Gorgeous!!!!!!

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    • Thanks Dee 😀 😀

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12. Beautiful capture!

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    • Thanks Maria 😀

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16. they are such a welcome sight in winter

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    • They are a welcome sight that is for sure. 😀

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17. Gorgeous photo Cee

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    • Thanks Sheree 😀 😀

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      • Pleasure Cee

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20. Oh, this looks a flower from the olde worldly time.

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    • You are so right 😀 😀

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23. Very pretty – love the dusty pink color. 🙂

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    • So glad you like the color 😀

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24. A beautiful, victorian colour – so pretty!

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    • I like that you called it a victorian color…it fits perfect 😀

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26. What a beautiful flower, not one I’ve seen before! Love the name too!

    Fall Rose

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28. Something new to me, Cee. Very pretty!

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    • I’ll post another one today with a different color 😀

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30. Super post

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    • So glad you like this one 😀

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32. I’ve never tried growing these, perhaps I should.

    Yellow Roses

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    • I don’t think you should. 😀 😀

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33. I have those in my garden as well, my favorite. This is a photo early in the season.—–
    https://100countrytrek.com/2021/12/02/fotd-december-2-clematis/

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36. Love this flower! A great photo challenge for flower lovers to explore. Thank you so much, Cee!

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    • My pleasure Amy. So glad you like this one 😀 😀

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37. I just love your flower photography, Cee.

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    • I’m so happy you like my flowers. Thanks Clare 😀 😀

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