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Shamrock Flowers
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Uploaded: 03/16/17 4:15 PM GMT
Shamrock Flowers
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This is an early St. Patrick's day post and a Fx2 post as well. You can see there were two colors of leaf in these shamrocks - the green ones had the white blooms and the dark red ones had the light purple blooms. This plant is also called Oxalis.
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::biffobear
03/16/17 4:57 PM GMT
Lovely delicate blooms...R.
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Very appropriate post Kathy - love the two varieties of Oxalis - Lovely Capture -- Happy St. Patrick's Day!!!!!!!!
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The division of colours afforded by the leaves in the background sets this image apart and elevates it.
Nice shot, Kathy.
And.. but, of course.. thanks for sharing this one with us.
Nice shot, Kathy.
And.. but, of course.. thanks for sharing this one with us.
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Very appropriate and fine image for St. Patrick's Day (March, 17th), Kathy.
Wish you a Happy St. Patrick's Day tomorrow, my friend!
Wish you a Happy St. Patrick's Day tomorrow, my friend!
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These two together work so well together. Happy St. Paddy's day.
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A lovely combination of white and green with a touch of pink Kathy.
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Very appropriate for the day Kathy and a unique photo of the two types.
I have a confession - I never knew oxalis was shamrock. I once nurtured a lovely patch of oxalis, delighted with the bright green foliage and pale lavender flowers. Then a friend diplomatically told me that 'some people' regard it as a weed but she did not give it a name. I didn't care, I still have it a corner of the garden and still like it and now I shall call it my Shamrock !
Happy St Patricks Day from me and my oxalis :)
I have a confession - I never knew oxalis was shamrock. I once nurtured a lovely patch of oxalis, delighted with the bright green foliage and pale lavender flowers. Then a friend diplomatically told me that 'some people' regard it as a weed but she did not give it a name. I didn't care, I still have it a corner of the garden and still like it and now I shall call it my Shamrock !
Happy St Patricks Day from me and my oxalis :)
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Exquisite! Love the division of green and brown leaves as a backdrop.
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Lovely post for the day, you sure know your flowers. tigs=^..^=
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