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| The driveway spider lilies Hymenocallis littoralis |
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| the Murraya hedge |
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| the hammerhead frangipani, Plumeria pudica |
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| the evergreen frangipani, Plumeria obtusa |
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| and a little snapdragon. |
Friday, 23 December 2011
I'm dreaming of a white (and frequently fragrant) Christmas
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In the meantime, even though it is cloudy and sprinkling, the pooches and I are heading for the beach. Happy holidays!
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What a great white Christmas you're having! The Murrayas are blooming here too, and filling the air with their beautiful perfume. Your Hymenocallis look fantastic, and I love the white Snapdragon. Wishing you a very Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteMany white flowers in your garden! Merry Christmas to you!
ReplyDeleteNow that's the type of 'white' Christmas I would love to have! Have a merry one!
ReplyDeleteA different but just as beautiful white Christmas ...
ReplyDeleteI love Plumeria!!! I think heaven must smell like plumeria.
Merry Christmas!
You are SO lucky to have these! I have a few of them but yours look so healthy. Spider lilies are so cool!
ReplyDeleteHave a White Christmas. :-)
David/ Tropical Texana/ Houston
Christmas was lovely. Hope yours was too. I didn't quite make it to the beach, but had a lovely time exploring my brother's garden. The hymenocallis are at their peak at the moment. I have had some issues with mealy bugs from time to time, but I suspect they muscle in on stressed plants, and mine are extra good now the wet weather has started. Cobalt Violet, I agree about the scent of the plumeria. It has a real sweetness without become cloying, and floating a couple of the flowers in a low bowl makes the prettiest centrepiece.
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