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Wordless Wednesday: Amaryllis Again
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Something very regal about this amaryllis, Audrey…
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That’s a good word for it!
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Very Christmassy and beautiful!
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Thanks, Priscilla. I posted all these November photos with the idea of increasing the degree of Christmassy-ness.
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I love your amaryllis, so big and bold, shouting, “Here I am; look at me!”
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Thanks, Liz. You’re right, this one isn’t subtle.
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You’re welcome, Audrey. 🙂
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A tall, shapely redhead. A truly magnificent plant .
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She is, isn’t she? Thanks for contributing that image, Pat.
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Happy todo it and that you liked it.
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Very impressive, Audrey!
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Thank you, Becky. I enjoy watching these plants rev themselves up to bloom.
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They’re very fun; I used to get one each year and rather got out of the habit. This is a good reminder!
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Lovely, lovely, lovely.
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Thank you!
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I love amaryllis. They’re so big and bold and pretty for this time of year. Lovely, Audrey.
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Thanks, Diana!
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They look like they might smell like blood. Or cherry cough syrup. Amaryllis, Texas, where even the cowboys wear corsages.
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Well, at least they’re not carnivorous.
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A la Little Shop of Horrors? Say, wasn’t the name of that plant…
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Uh oh, it was, wasn’t it?
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