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V different rose ( to indian roses)
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Not sure I understand your comment????
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Oh sorry typing mistake, 🙏🙏🙏
I was trying to say that this rose is completely different from the Indian rose.
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Do you have a photo to share with me of a Indian rose?
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Such lovely flowers .. and so many varieties 🙂
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Beautiful flowers! I too find peace during these challenging times in my garden. Which is where I am heading now
Thanks for sharing yours with us.
Ginny
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Awesome bloom!
The California poppy is actually something else, perhaps an Iceland poppy. Our native poppy is simpler than that. Also, the hibiscus right after it is a clematis. They sort of sound the same.
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I guess the grower put the wrong name on it but it does have several different colors on the one plant. Hope it makes it through this heat and the coming winter.
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It looks like an Icleand poppy to me. I do not know much about them.
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Gorgeous! Some of my moon flowers ended up being Zinneas😂. My Hollyhocks hot some kind of nasty disease 😥. Because this my first year of planting my new garden I’m hoping next year will be spectacular! No hummingbirds and I have Bee balm too! Will the gardenia plants you gave me come up again next year! Or were they annuals? Are you around next week? We can private message that info. I need my Rita fix 😊
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Absolutely beautiful, Rita. The perfect pictures for your sadly appropriate title. Let’s hope that somehow the world gets past all this turmoil and scary pandemic soon. Take care.
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