Nerines

I recently photographed two varieties of Nerines. These were a type of flower I'd never seen - much less photographed. I loved the color and shapes in the flowers. At first glance, I thought the Nerines were related to azaleas - since the flowers reminded me of the...

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Links – November 16, 2012

Bird's Foot Trefoil (c) 2009 Patty Hankins Here are some posts and articles that I enjoyed this week; I hope you enjoy them as well National Park and National Wildlife Refuge Links National Park Service has AMERICA’S GREAT OUTDOORS  Salazar Announces Fee Free Days at...

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Daffodils!!

I know - it's November - and daffodils won't be in bloom for several months. Here in the DC area - the weather's getting colder, the leaves have fallen off the trees and winter is coming. So I thought a few daffodil photos would be a nice reminder that spring and...

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Rio Samba Roses

Rio Samba Roses are one of the stars of the rose gardens in my area. I've photographed them several times - and each time I see them - I fall in love with them. Rio Samba Roses are known for their yellow petals - with splashes of red and orange. They are a hybrid tea...

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Single Dahlias

One of the types of dahlias that I've photographed recently are the single dahlias. These dahlias are known for their open center with small florets around the edge of the center and a single row of petals. The petals often overlap each other. Compared to many other...

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