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| Gloriosa lilies |
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| Orange clivia |
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| Peony tulips |
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| Marilyn tulips |
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| Species crocus |
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| Species red tulips |
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| Yellow clivia |
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| Gloriosa lilies |
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| Orange clivia |
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| Peony tulips |
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| Marilyn tulips |
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Beauty-ful!
ReplyDeleteIt is fucking snowing(!) as I write this.
I'll gaze at the flora longah.
Snowing?!?!?!? You should break out your poinsettia for us.
DeleteNorma dear,
DeleteA north wind blew up your skirt, and you are surrounded by flakes of your own dead skin. Snow doesn't taste like dusty Velveeta.
Those Gloriosa lilies certainly do live up to their name!
ReplyDeleteJeffery, you have some beautiful bulbs!
Makes me wonder if I have ever walked passed his beautiful home and gardens when downtown? And such color too, like' Jon's I love the variety. great work Jeffery!
ReplyDeleteLove bulbs - we're just starting ours now for Spring.
ReplyDeleteWe did try to grow Gloriosa one year, but it's a bit too tropical for our climate...
Jx
Just yesterday (after a heavy rain storm) I saw two Gloriosa stems reaching skyward.But it will be a while before I see any blooms!
ReplyDeleteThank you.
I'm not a fan of tulips but those peony tulips are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteAll are so lovely and bright!
ReplyDeleteSx
What beauties. And they all are flowering so abundantly.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jeffery!
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