Tuesday, March 22, 2016

3/23 Outdoor Wednesday # 376


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Loropetalum... aka Chinese fringe flower... blooms everywhere!!






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14 comments:

  1. If it has bloomed in Texas, I missed it. Very pretty tho.

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  2. How beautiful that is! I don't think I've ever seen this flower, but the colour is absolutely stunning.
    Thank you for organising this link again!

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  3. That bush POPS with color. Looks like Spring has sprung there. 68 degrees here today but tomorrow temperatures are dropping. Thanks for being the hostess, Susan.
    JM, IL

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  4. Thank you for Outdoor Wednesday 376 Susan. Beautiful pink flowers.
    Joy

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  5. You are such a loyal host for your weekly party, no matter what. Just want you to know how much I appreciate it.
    THANK YOU....

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  6. I have not seen this beautiful flower bloom in the Seattle area. It must be too frost tender. Lucky you!

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  7. I am not familiar with that flower either but is is sure beautiful. Would love to look outside my kitchen window at that everyday.

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  8. Bloomin' beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

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  9. Amazing pink flowers.

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  10. What a beautiful pink. I have seen a orange flourish of similar kind all across the city of Jaipur in early spring.

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  11. Finally some flowers after a long winter. Here in Scotland only some tough flowers pop out there head. Not that many yet. Can't wait for Spring.

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  12. That is a stunning specimen.....I am going to search one out and see if it will grow in my garden.

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