Christmas Bells...Blandfordia nobilisFLOWERING: December - February
Christmas Bush...Ceratopetalum gummiferumFLOWERING: October - November
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- Red sky
- Watery Wednesday #15: Another day at the office
- Today's Flowers #20
- Around the house
- Bats!
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- Watery Wednesday #14: Rain drops and Apple-berry
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8 comments:
Beautiful Christmas flowers.
Happy Holidays
lovely Christmas flowers,
Merry Christmas,
Gill in Canada
Very cool flowers, but that older post..what in the world is that critter in that vase?
Timely flower, and very nice photos. The first particularly.
Llly: Neat Christmas flowers.
The Christmas bells are so lovely! The way the colours fade into one another! The Christmas bush is interesting, too. I love learning about the plants in other parts of the world!
Thanks for sharing!
the christmas bells look lovely when the photo is enlarged ... thanks for sharing and happy holidays to you.
Love your Christmas Bells, mine are not even flowering this year due to the extreme dry.
Happy Christmas.
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