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We have one Dogwood tree on our property and its this pink one. Thankfully it stopped raining long enough on Sunday afternoon for me to get a few shots.
(C.japonica)
SCCS., 1972, Camellia Nomenclature, p.117: Pink with gold tipped centre filaments. Large, semi-double. Vigorous, uright growth. Early to late flowering. Originated in USA by E. Pieri, San Gabriel, California. See colour photo, p.110, Macoboy, 1981, The Colour Dictionary of Camellias.
Mein Weihnachtskaktus kurz vor der Osterblüte ist das einzige Rosarot, das mir zur Verfügung steht.
[schlumbergera]
strobist: one flash left above; one right slightly behind; both TTL-controlled
I fear the wet heavy snow last winter has ended the bulk of the chinense. It is broken and beaten, but still able to produce the odd blossom. I think we will cut it right back and see what happens.
Nikon D200
Nikkor 55mm f3.5 + PK-13
Nikon SB200 + SC-29 (hand held)
Pink is flamingos, princesses, and soft.
Pink makes me feel happy.
Pink tastes like cotton candy.
Pink smells like carnations and cupcakes
Pink is true love's first kiss.
Pink is the sound of giggling and the smacking of bubblegum.
Pink is dreamland, Pink is love
Pink is my world!
I don't know anything about garden flowers, including Roses, but this pale pink one was a rather strange looking one to my eyes. Seemed to be lots of overlapping, pointy layers. This was one of several in a bunch of mixed Roses that I bought from Safeway recently.
Vanilla sponge topped with royal icing and pale pink wafer daisies - made for a springtime Ladies' Evening
Tuesday is a pink in Thailand. The colors of days in Thailand are
Monday - yellow
Tuesday - pink
Wednesday - green
Thursday - orange
Friday - blue
Saturday - purple
Sunday - red
It a bit difference as I experience on Flickr. I don't know is it the same for another countries?
Here in the Niagara Region, we have an abundance of fruit trees. Like this peach blossum, Niagara boasts such fruits as apples, pears, plums, nectarines, strawberries, although not on trees ;) and of course, grapes.The wine industry really has taken over as grapes have turned into the number 1 fruit being grown here.
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have a rich history that comes with being one of the longest existing roses known to us - in fact, pink roses have even been depicted in some of the earliest known pieces of art. When roses first began to be cultivated, the majority of them existed in various shades of pink, from the palest pink to the deepest crimson. Prior to that, pink roses were the dominant species among wild roses, and were likely among the earliest roses to evolve