Photos taken in November 2020
Silent Sunday: Yellow, Orange, Silver
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Photos taken in November 2020
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Such a lovely combination of colours, Audrey…
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Thank you! It was great to see them pop up on your blog too!
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Gorgeous! Love these pictures.
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Thank you, Elizabeth.
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Your yellow post is such a welcome sight on this gray, foggy morning! That first photo immedately gave me a lift.
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Thanks, Liz! It is a really nice yellow.
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You’re welcome, Audrey!
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I wouldn’t have thought yellow, orange, and silver could look so GORGEOUS together! Beautiful photos!
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Thanks, Priscilla. Plant colours blend better than expected.
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Lovely post
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Thank you!
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I love yellow flowers, Audrey. My favourite colour.
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It is a great colour. There’s quite a bit of it at my place, both in the garden and on and inside the house. Thanks for your comment, Robbie.
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Gorgeous. Do you have flowers all winter?
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Thanks, Pat. There’s at least one type of plant putting on some sort of show at any time from November through February. Those chrysanthemums are done now, and the cigar plants will be finished off when we have real frost (but I have 2 rooted cuttings in the house for next year). But the winter jasmine is in full bloom right now, and in January we’ll have snowdrops and the first crocuses. The Chinese witch hazel has buds for once, because I watered it generously all summer. It should bloom in January too.
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Beautiful November bloomers, Audrey. The color combination is lovely. Merry Christmas!
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Thank you, Diana, and Merry Christmas to you!
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