Thursday, May 28, 2009

Today's Flowers


Note:
(Please see 'Sepia Scenes' in post below this one)





Today's Flowers!

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This is the 'Four-O-clock'
~ considered a wildflower or weed by some~
but I love it in my garden!






Junie
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10 comments:

  1. Carole Burant2:07 PM

    Hello dear Junie:-)

    Remember me???? It's so hard to catch up with everone once you've been out of the loop for a while but I'm slowly getting there! I've read all of your posts I had missed and as always, I loved looking at all your beautiful pictures.

    It's funny that you should mention the Four O-Clock flower because I had planted seeds of that flower in my little containers and it's coming up nicely...I had never heard of it before! Hopefully they'll do well once I transplant them outside!! xoxo

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  2. Donna2:46 PM

    Pretty flower sweetie!!hughugs

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  3. penny3:55 PM

    What a beautiful Hibiscus flower. I don't remember seeing one with these glorious colors before.
    Thanks for your visit.

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  4. JunieRose20054:14 PM

    Hi Pam,

    Thanks for coming by!

    It does, sort of, look like a hibiscus flower in this picture-but not in real life. This is a '4 O'clock' and the blooms are tiny ~ only about 1 inch wide!

    Junie

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  5. JunieRose20054:17 PM

    Hi Pea,

    The ones I have are the old fashioned variety which just grow wild. I don't think I've ever seen them for sale in plant nurseries-and have never even see seeds for sale. Will be interesting to see how yours do!

    Thanks for catching up with me!


    Junie

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  6. JunieRose20054:18 PM

    Thanks Donna!

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  7. Martha5:38 PM

    Hi Junie,
    I see we play a lot of the same memes. Your photos are very nice. I live on the west coast now, but lived in Ocala for several years! It's nice to "meet" you :-)

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  8. Fred9:32 PM

    A new one for me. I tend to like perennials if possible, so if this fits, I'd love to give it some soil space.

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  9. Luiz Santilli Jr11:50 PM

    Hi Junie

    Wonderful and delicate wildflower!
    Tannks for posting for TODAY'S FLOWERS.
    Hope to see you every week.

    Luiz

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  10. Arija2:13 AM

    Beautiful flowers, I would not dream of pulling them up if they were weeds. Love your longer post above as well.

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