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On Easter, these flowers seem to be trumpeting the Good News 
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Freesias, the flower of my childhood.
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Thanks for reminding me of freesias @Sarcelle .
I think they were my mother’s favourite mainly because of their scent.
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I love their scent.
I remember my mother giving me some freesia scented shampoo when I was about 9 and ever since then I’ve had a sentimental (or is it scentimental
) connection to this flower and its scent.
I remember my mother giving me some freesia scented shampoo when I was about 9 and ever since then I’ve had a sentimental (or is it scentimental
) connection to this flower and its scent.
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I think this is some type of lilac. This one’s growing in the middle of a patch of ice plant along the roadside.
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Greenfields
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I think maybe a statice?
The flowers are prolific and a beautiful colour!
The flowers are prolific and a beautiful colour!
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christofirst
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Yes, that’s it! Also called Sea Lavender
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Greenfields
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Ox tongue lily 
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The cherry blossom is out on the trees in town
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Absolutely beautiful,Rob
Grevillea,great for attracting birds ,and very hardy.
www.gardenclinic.com.au
Grevillea,great for attracting birds ,and very hardy.
Grevilleas | The Garden Clinic
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christofirst
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Our bougainvillea plants are in bloom again!
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Greenfields
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They are such a great plant ! My parents garden is bone dry (no water or rain for a couple of months) yet the Bougainvillea is flowering again ,bright and cheerful.
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That’s a beautiful shade Rob .
I have read that there are 25,000 - 30,000 different species of orchid .
That is marvellous .
Just to have one with all its beauty would be enough for me .
This is just one of the bounteous species , the Cattleya trianae .
And how beautiful it is .
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That is marvellous .
Just to have one with all its beauty would be enough for me .
This is just one of the bounteous species , the Cattleya trianae .
And how beautiful it is .
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