Hibiscus
Another flower for In the Pink!
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Square in September
Pink Squares 10: Cherry Blossom
A sure sign of spring!
There’s a single, forlorn, not-very-tall cherry tree at the entrance to a car park on my walk to the train station. It looks so out of place, and I can’t imagine who planted it. But the flowers are pretty (and pink!) and every since I became aware of September Squares’ theme I’ve been meaning to photograph the flowers. I was prompted again by Becky’s lovely almond blossom photos. With both September and cherry blossom season on the way out, I finally got my photos.
Pink Squares 1: Lavatera
Pink flower! In the pink! Tickled pink!
Becky’s back with September Squares (yeah okay, we’re a week into September so I’m behind already) and the theme is pink. I’m kicking off with another stunner from my parents’ garden, a gorgeous pink lavatera.
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Phalaenopsis orchid flowers
I’m joining Becky B’s square flowers in September series for the last few days of the month. And here’s the last one*. A spray of phalaenopsis orchid flowers, photographed in my living room. They’ve all dropped off now, but lasted for months.
*You may be viewing on the 29th, but in Sydney it’s the 30th.
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I’m joining Becky B’s square flowers in September series for the last few days of the month. Not only do I not know what sort of flower this is, I don’t remember where I photographed it. Nice bee, though. 😉
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Some sort of fritillary?
I’m joining Becky B’s square flowers in September series for the last few days of the month. This is another one whose name I don’t know, but it reminds me a fritillary. Photographed at South Head Cemetery, Sydney.
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Spiky orange flowers.
I’m joining Becky B’s square flowers in September series for the last few days of the month. I think this one is Red Hot Poker, photographed at the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney.
