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A bit late in posting these as tulip season is past but still so pretty to view. I hope you enjoy them!

Spring has been coming in fits and starts with today in the low 80’s but it won’t stay.

Cardinals are thinking about nesting in our artificial tree by the back door with the Mrs having built the first layer but still isn’t so sure…

 

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We had our local family for a belated Easter dinner last Sunday, everyone vaccinated except youngest grandson (14). So good seeing each other..it’d been 1-1/2 yrs since we’d had them inside the house, I’d missed them so much!

― Anthony T. Hincks

 

Don't get me wrong: I do looove Red, but Pink looks better on me : ))

 

Very close up of one of my gauzy shawls for Macro Mondays - theme of August 15, 2022: Pink

 

Taken with the manual LAOWA ultra-macro 60mm @f/4

width of this image: about 3 cm

Poppy petals blowing in a gentle breeze in our garden.

 

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Gomphrena globosa 'Fireworks' is a showy amaranth with a long flowering season and incredible heat tolerance. Easy to grow will provide long-lasting flowers from early summer to the first frost. The floral tuffs are of a bright pink with the tip of a bright yellow, each flower recalls a fireworks display. The flowers are located on top of long stems.

  

Hydrangea

 

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May you have a happy weekend of end April.

I got a new Lensbaby Velvet 56 a couple of days ago and have been trying it out - so much fun! With everything being manual on it, there is a learning curve, but hey, I have time on my hands :)

 

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The cosmea is a symbol of intense and sincere love. For the liveliness and brilliance of the colors, it is synonymous with the joy of living and the joy of loving. The softness of its petals and its foliage make it a symbol of delicacy, of relationships full of sweetness and, finally, a symbol of balance, serenity, stability and peace.

 

Growing at Mt Tomah Botanic Garden.

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The dark heart of this peony stands out against the lighter pink petals.

SOOC

 

The flowers are exuberant, 5-petaled pink-to-mauve blossoms with a prominent central column of golden anthers that open in late spring or summer and gradually fade to a soft white as they age. it is widely celebrated for its robust salt tolerance and showy, hibiscus-like summer blooms. Google

 

Armação de Pêra, Algarve, Portugal

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I love this telephon-booth. Both glasses are broken. Almost everyone has left a trace.

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It developed to try.

These tulips come up in my garden year after year, brightening up the Spring days with their glowing colours.

Taken in April 2009

Chrysanthemum

Rich in Antioxidants: Packed with anthocyanins, flavonoids (like quercetin and apigenin), and phenolic acids that fight cellular oxidative stress.

Supports Eye Health: Contains high amounts of beta-carotene (which converts to Vitamin A), lutein, and zeaxanthin to protect the retina and relieve dry eyes.

Cardiovascular & Blood Pressure Support: Possesses natural vasodilatory properties that relax blood vessels and improve overall circulation.

Anti-Inflammatory Properties: Helps suppress inflammatory cytokines, aiding standard defense mechanisms against systemic low-grade inflammation

Collage of flowers & berries in Portmeirion.

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Lagerstroemia indica, commonly known as myrtle, is a small deciduous tree or shrub native to southeastern China but has been introduced to many other parts of the world. It is a plant visited by bees for pollen and nectar.

Captured in university-city of Cambridge, England., while out strolling and fooling with my Fuji.

 

Highest Explore position: 441 on Thursday, November 29, 2007

This patch of coneflowers has done really well this year, normally they are a meal for rabbits and whatever else loves them.

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Judas tree - Cercis siliquastrum

 

for the group: Octubre rosa/pink October

 

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- in a display at the Festival of Flowers in Chichester Cathedral

Everything is starting to bloom in our local gardens and this beautiful opening deep pink Alium beauty was very striking. It showed well against the garden background of other plants creating a nice Bokeh.

Deep pink rhododendron large shrub in the grounds at Glynllifon Country Park, in North Wales.

There are 16 acres of gardens and 100 acres of Woodland.

Some trees are 150 year old specimens.

……Working with filters to get the best combination - in this case deep pink & green. So garden shots it is then from here on in - well 3 weeks in the UK as it stands at the moment as we begin DAY ONE of Lock down Britain. Good luck with your essential shopping & best wishes with your ’Social Distancing’ whilst doing so. Stay in folks to stay virus free and to not be a vehicle to pass it on to others, Alan:-)

 

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- double deep-pink Japanese anemones

 

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A day with blue sky - tomorrow comes the rain again

No idea where this and other hollyhocks appeared from this year but I am glad I left the huge green leaves in Spring to become this in the summer. This grew to approximately a foot taller than my son who incidentally is six foot

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