How beautiful! And thank you for your beautiful and encouraging words to me this past week with all my blogger craziness! You're a sweet friend! Hugs, Diane
Very pretty and colorful! When i used to deliver flowers for a local florist, the drivers were required to remove the anthers, the part of the stamens that hold the pollen. If you take them (the orange things, a lot of the drivers called them) off before the pollen falls on the flower, the flower lasts longer.
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How beautiful! And thank you for your beautiful and encouraging words to me this past week with all my blogger craziness! You're a sweet friend! Hugs, Diane
ReplyDeleteFlowers can brighten up winter indeed. You have my favorite colors right there.
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Oh what beautiful flowers! Cheerful colors sure make the day brighter :-)
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ReplyDeleteI know those as tiger lilies... always a joy to see! YAM xx
Orchids are awesome, that one is particularly nice to see on this gloomy day.
ReplyDeleteSuch a welcome sight!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and colorful! When i used to deliver flowers for a local florist, the drivers were required to remove the anthers, the part of the stamens that hold the pollen. If you take them (the orange things, a lot of the drivers called them) off before the pollen falls on the flower, the flower lasts longer.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers and so nice to see in Winter. Spring is only about 20 days away now. Yay!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color spot in the midst of your winter weather!
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous, a lovely bloom.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan