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Although a sometimes invasive vine if not controlled, if maintained, it was a most wonderful summer fragranceCanonPower ShotSX40HS
Fragrant Orchids on the Fackenden Down nature reserve, with the North Downs visible in the background
The Fragrant Orchid is described as having rather small flowers and Labellum being trilobed and broader than long
As this specimen fits the description - Here's hoping.............
Even in the desert of red sand, flowering plants still manage to survive. This primrose looked really nice with the De Sal Mountains in the background.
Arches National Park, UT
"The gift of perfume to a flower is a special grace like genius or like beauty, and never becomes common or cheap." -John Burroughs, American naturalist (1837-1921)
Fragrant lilies are a gift from the heavens-this one is now blooming outside the cottage door…come closer & breathe in slowly! Ahhhh…
My friend suggested I should do something with chem-pe-dak. Chempedak is a sweeter and creamier sister to jackfruit. Smaller in size but super strong in smell than jackfruit. This recipe i using fresh chempedak fruit for the sponge and cream as well as jackfruit for the filling. The finished products are amazingly fragrant delicious and has such a lovely soft texture. My friends love 'em! Lovely and two thumbs up!