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Little One
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Uploaded: 06/29/18 10:03 PM GMT
Little One
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If you guessed this is a rose guess again! This is a double impatiens I've tried for the first time this year. They do look like little roses.
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.flanno2610
06/29/18 11:52 PM GMT
At first glance I thought it was a camelia - beautiful flower.
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That's one lovely flower...R.
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I wish I was a Glow Worm, a Glow Worm's never glum, 'cause how can you be grumpy, when the sun shines out your bum?
Very pretty and quite deceiving Kathy - those double petals do give the impression that it could be a rose - lovely color and so nicely photographed!!!!!! p.s. yes, in our area we are in for quite an extended heat wave with temps in the high 90's - just had a new central AC installed just in time.
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Has the resemblance of a little rose indeed, Kathy.
Beautiful, well lighted, capture!
Beautiful, well lighted, capture!
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My wife had these too but not this year. Here it has the nickname "Fleissiges Lieschen" (meaning busy Elizabeth) because it blooms very quickly once it starts to bloom. Nice shot of the impatiens.
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Little one is so lovely! tigs=^..^=
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A perfect little bloom and such a pretty colour.
I know them as Busy Lizzie :)
I know them as Busy Lizzie :)
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