Close up of flowers

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• rowlandscastle444 Posts: 2,612

  June 2023

  Thank you @Silver surfer
  I should have remembered. Memory is not what it was. Sigh.
  

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• Papi Jo Posts: 4,254

  June 2023 edited June 2023

  rowlandscastle444 said:

  [...] I should have remembered. Memory is not what it was. Sigh.
  

  "As you get older, three things happen: the first is your memory goes... and I can't remember the other two."

  Sir Norman Wisdom

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• Papi Jo Posts: 4,254

  June 2023

  My C. 'Samaritan Jo' today.
  

  

  
  

  
  

  
  

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• Sheps Posts: 2,236

  June 2023

  Your usual standard @Papi Jo excellent as always.

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• Slow-worm Posts: 1,630

  June 2023

  I deadheaded to thin my randomly growing lot last year, I think I overdid it. 😢
  My OH calls them 'lust in the dust' 😄

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• Papi Jo Posts: 4,254

  June 2023

  Thanks @Sheps I'm doing my best to keep up my "usual standard".
  

  @Slow-worm What are you referring to in that last post of yours❓

  Close-ups of the day. Pretty difficult to take them these past few days as it's very windy in the garden (and everywhere in France currently). Windy and dry, dry, dry...

  

  Salvia greggii 'Blue Note' with resident crab spider
  

  

  Solanum laxum (previously known as S. jasminoides)
  

  
  

  Heart of flower of Carpenteria californica 'Bodnant', the tree anemone.
  
  

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• Slow-worm Posts: 1,630

  June 2023

  @Papi Jo sorry, lol!! My Internet has been dial-up speeds so my post got out of context!
  Nigella is what my OH calls 'lust in the dust'. 😁

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• rowlandscastle444 Posts: 2,612

  June 2023

  Foxglove flower. Don't ask me which one, because they came from my parents years ago, and have flourished in our garden. 
  
  

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• rowlandscastle444 Posts: 2,612

  June 2023

  Salvia Emperor
  
  

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• rowlandscastle444 Posts: 2,612

  June 2023

  Pyracantha 

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