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Cee’s Flower of the Day #5
Another challenge I’ve decided to embrace this year, largely because I took photos of so many flowers last year!
Cee’s challenge is all about bringing a little beauty and colour into our daily lives. Who wouldn’t be in favour of that?
Challenge rules, why not join in?
1.Feel free to post every day or whenever you you feel like it. You can either post new flower photos or dig back into your archives.
2. Depending on the time of year, you can post any of these types of things for your FOTD.
- Single flowers
- Buds
- Multiple flowers
- Bouquet
- Flower fields
- Wildflowers
- Tree or bush blossoms
- Autumn leaves
- Spring leaves
- Decorative Cabbage
- Berries
- Still life
- Fake or Silk Flowers
Your flowers are just lovely.
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Thanks Ruth
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I love any and all photos of flowers
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Me too 😎
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lovely! looks like my front garden in the summer 🙂 🙂
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You front garden must be fabulous i
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So refreshing!🕊🍂
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Thanks
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Such a beautiful photo, Sheree.
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Thank you Lois
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Lovely flowers! They look like snow balls! 🙂
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One of my favourite flowers
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It would be wonderful to see you posting some more flowers, sounds like a lovely challenge. BTW, I love hydrangeas
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Thank you Nisha
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Such beautiful flowers! I’ve never seen anything like them. Of course I live in the Northern Hemisphere so they may not grow here. 🙂
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These were photographed in Carnac, Brittany
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Oh, gotcha! France. All this time I thought this was Australia. Whoopsie!
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Hydrangeas love coastal areas particularly the Atlantic.
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Oh, okay! I have seen those. My sight isn’t what it used to be. We used to have a bush of blue hydrangeas and I remember picking them as a little girl. 🙂
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They range from white to deep mauve, but the most common are blue and pink,
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That’s true! I also love the purple ones too but I haven’t seen many of those. 🙂
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Ditto
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Beautiful hydrangeas. Thanks Sheree for playing 😀
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My pleasure Cee
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Oh they are lovely, we had blue ones in our front garden when I was growing up, always makes me think of home ❤️
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😎
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Beautiful photo Sheree, hydrangeas are fantastic flowers, but they don’t do well in our climate.
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Nor in mine
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I thought they would grow there.🤔
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I love hydrangeas!!
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Me too
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💐💐
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They do ok in North Yorkshire. Wish I had some white ones though! Nice photo
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Thanks Mick
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