But have a good one anyway. Here are my four varieties of Camellia and the only descripton I can give is three pinks and a white.
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- Grand mother but still a girl at heart. Married to MTL(my true love)after a separation of 30 years. Had three careers: trained paediatric nurse, National photographic model and business woman. Now settled in SW and enjoying our five children and ten grandchildren and making the most of what time we have left. In January 2013 I lost MTL.
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25 comments:
Beautiful flowers, Pat.
Happy Easter to you too.
Lovely! Ours are still in bud!
I am not usually a fan of pink, but the double ones are beautiful!! Happy Easter, Pat.
It's so nice seeing your garden come to life—spring is definitely the best season of all.
Happy Easter to you and YTL.
Nea: thanks and the same to you and the family - in both countries.
John.g: you must take photographs - your garden always looks immaculate in comparison.
Thank you Judy and the same to you and Mr K.
Charlie: it's my favourite too. Happy Easter to you and Martha.
Ah, I love Camelias but unfortunately ours died before it ever really got started.
Gadjo: they need to be in the right place. I think they don't like the morning sun. It might be worth trying again.
Oh, how very very BEAUTIFUL, my dear....Spring has come to your garden...FINALLY....lol!
These are lovely flowers---the colors are scrumptious....!
A Very Happy Easter to you, dear Pat.
It's Spring!
Isn't it?
:-D
Run outdoors, play, sing, the hills are alive...can you tell I'm in a playful mood? Again?
Pat - beautiful colours already from your garden.
Autumn here amongst the native evergreen trees, however my grape hyacinths hace sprouted well and happily - they are very well contained in a plastic, rectangular planter. I'll get a glorious blue promise of spring from them in July.
Many sincere thanks for reminding me, I'll move them to beside the front door in the next few weeks.
I hope Easter is treating you each and both kindly, Michelle and my snoozling Zebbycat, xxx and zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
It definitely doesn't feel like Easter here, but no doubt I'll manage to stuff myself with chocolate all the same.
Lovely blooms, I especially like the bottom one with its white edged petals and thick gold fringe.
Happy Easter to you too.
I already tried that - they were crouched behind a wall.
Sunshine and sleet today - proper April weather!
Happy Easter, Pat.
Lovely camellias.
I was admiring my mother's Camellia today. For the life of me I don't know why I've not got one.
Have a good Easter
Naomi: are you eating chocolate? I daren't having just attained 9 stone.
GG: feeling a trifle stiff today so will sit this one out and watch you:)
Mickle : the beds here were over run with grape hyacinths when we first came. I got rid of them but they are back under sufferance.
Eryl: there's nothing like a thick gold fringe is there?
Gadjo: coud be you are incompatible with then as am I with azaleas.
Z: watch out for snow blindness:)
Kevin: I think you should get one and note the position of your mother's.
Happy Easter, dear Pat.
xxx
I hope your Easter turned out better than it appeared to b on Friday, Pat.
+e obviously.
Careless old sausage I am today.
Sam: thank you - I miss you but as long as you're around that's OK.
Blazing: don't worry - I do it all the time. It's been very quiet but pleasant.
Late to the party, but I hope you had a nice weekend.
Cheers.
Randall: nice in that I've got some spring cleaning done.
i've decided i've had garden envy for too long! it will be a very different look around here this spring-summer! xoxoxo
Savannah;I took up gardening as the children became more independant - it filled a gap and I could nurture plants instead of children. I'm sure you'll love it.
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