Welcome to my Flower of the Day Challenge (FOTD). During the winter months, please feel free to use your archives and find some old favorite photos.
Please feel free to post every day or when you you feel like it. Don’t forget that my FOTD challenge accepts gardens, leaves and berries as well as flowers.
I’ve gathered a list of challenges and their hosts. So if you know a challenge host, please direct them to my blog. Feel free to contact me anytime. I hope everyone will be able to use my lists.
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Cee
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So beautiful 😍
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Thanks a million. 😀
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Aah! Japanese Maple! Love these. I have one sitting in a pot waiting to be put in the ground. I raised it from a teeny, tiny thread🙂. Beautiful!!!
Pat
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It’s sure is fun watching them grow. Enjoy your Pat 😀
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It is! Thank you.
Pat
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These are such beautiful trees. I love the contrasting dark purple leaves they have in the fall compared to the regular maple trees. We have a street here that alternates regular maple, elm, and Japanese maple trees. In the fall, the street is nothing but leaves everywhere. But before all the leaves fall, it looks like what I expect all of New England looks like during a fall trip. Love it.
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I see that maple from my office window. It was only about 5′ high when we moved into this house. Now it’s about 12 high or higher. 😀
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One of my favorite trees! So pretty.
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Thanks for commenting Sandy 😀
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My pleasure.
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Love the rich color of this beautiful tree! Ours is turing green now. 🙂
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This one stays red all summer. Varying colors of red. 😀
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Lovely! Mine are just starting to show some greenery.
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You have a tree like Amy. This one stays red. 😀
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I wanted to take pictures or our Japanese maple which is green, not red, but we were so busy with other things, I never got to it. Thank you for yours. I love our Japanese maple, especially as we grew it from a tiny little thing. It is the first tree to get new leaves in spring and the last tree to lose them in the fall. Beautiful tree — and not so little, either 🙂
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Beautiful rich colours 😃
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Thanks Jez 😀
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Just lovely!
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So glad you like this photo Jo 😀
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Lovely shade indeed 🙂
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Thanks Hammad 😀
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Beautiful Cee… I have one of these growing in a tub in my garden… I just love the deepness of the colour.
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It’s a fun color to see in the summer 😀
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I had a beautiful one item my old garden where we used to live… Then got a Tibetan Mastiff pup who decided to strengthen his jaws on it 🤣🤣
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I love Mastiff, but they are huge. I can see one wanting to use it on his jaws. Sorry 😦
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Little did we know that is how they strengthen their jaws on wood. He chewed the the fence, shed, decking, 3 planters, several bushes until he was about 3 years old. 😀 😀 😀
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My favourite. I have one in my garden and I love it to bits.
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I love mine too 😀
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From East London’s Hackney City Farm: https://anthropologist.wordpress.com/2022/05/12/flower-of-the-day-hackney-city-farm-east-london/
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https://drkottaway.com/2022/05/12/sunbeam/
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These leaves are a gorgeous color! 🙂
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Thanks Barbara, the leaves are gorgeous 😀
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Pretty color
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Thanks for commenting Alice 😀
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Love the rain on it! So pretty!
Hydrangea
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