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Gardenias....smell wonderful!
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And such purity in the color.
ReplyDeleteGardenias are my favorite flower. These are just beautiful. Unfortunately they don't grow in Colorado, so I'll just enjoy yours.
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought they were White Camelias as they look a lot alike. At least to my untrained eye anyway. Such beautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteI think we have some in Ky. but I have seen more of the south of us. They are beautiful
ReplyDeletethanks, dear heart, for hosting this fun party
ReplyDeletelove these fragrant white flowers!
ReplyDeletegardenia are my favorite, thanks for hosting
ReplyDeleteMy late MIL loved the gardenias she had at her home in FL...she raved about the fragrance all the time when she would spend Winters there. They would bloom right before she came home in the Spring...:)JP
ReplyDeleteFlowers are the top of beautiful creativity of the Nature! I like your way to show this beauty.
ReplyDeleteGardenias have always held such romantic meaning for me - so gorgeous, so feminine.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this link party!
I'm more of a vegetable grower than a flower grower but I really appreciated the pictures of the Gardenias they are so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love the smell of Gardenias!!
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