We are reaching peak flower time for some species, so it’s an excellent time to really enjoy them.
May you have a wonderful day.
July 11’s Friday Fleurday
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We are reaching peak flower time for some species, so it’s an excellent time to really enjoy them.
May you have a wonderful day.
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Lots of colour here, though I think you’ll find the petunias are with lobelia not primroses. A pretty combination.
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Thanks for catching that. I had changed out the picture but hadn’t updated the caption. I’ve fixed it now. Cheers.
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Lovely shots, Lynette.
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Thanks very much, Stuart.
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Those hydrangeas are so gorgeous Lynette. Where would we be without the beauty of flowers. Happy Friday. Allan
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Thank you, Allan. I agree. I love the hydrangeas, too. Flowers can have such a calming influence. Cheers.
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The petunias and lobelias are a gorgeous color combo. Our petunias are on their last leg here, too hot and humid for them.
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I found that combination in a city park. We had been having a somewhat cooler summer which was helping the flowers to last longer but the heat is amping up now with high 30s (high 90s-low 100s F). We thankfully have dry heat, though.
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I long for hydrangeas that beautiful
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We are very lucky with the hydrangeas here. They seem to love the climate and grow everywhere, especially the big leaf hydrangeas. I’ve even seen them growing at roadsides. They’re so gorgeous.
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Roadside — not fair but then look at lupines. Grow in ditches in PEI and the Yukon and even good gardeners on the prairies struggle with them.
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Agreed; the prairies can be demanding that way. I lived in Alberta for 20 years and really needed to be cautious about what to plant in my garden. There were many, many failures. The chinooks can take a toll as can the cold, the wind or the dryness, but when things click, they really click!
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A lovely set! I really like the daisies and orange blossoms, fine detail 😊
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Thank you very much, Belinda. 😊 Daisies are my favourite flowers, I think. And I’m so reminded of scent of the orange blossoms when I see the picture. Cheers.
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All beautiful. The header really caught my eye.
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Those are perennial flax. They’re such delicate flowers and I love the colour.
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The darker colour outlining the hydrangeas is really effective.
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I do as well, Anneli. Up until last summer I hadn’t noticed this variety of hydrangea before but it seems to be gaining in popularity as I’m seeing them quite often.
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Beautiful photos, Lynette!
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Thank you very much, Tricia. 🌼
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The orange blossoms are my favourite, but all a pretty!
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…are pretty!
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Yes, and their scent is gorgeous too! 😊
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So many pretty flowers in pretty colours. I especially like all the purples and blues.
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Thank you very much, Linda. It’s such a great time of year; so many blooms right now!
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Beautiful flowers! It’s the first time I’ve seen Orange Blossoms, thank you for sharing.
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You’re very welcome, Yes, they definitely are and the scent is gorgeous: a lovely and mildly sweet orange.
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