Even thought winter is in full swing here in the Sydney area, there are some beautiful flowers in full bloom. Here are some photos I took of some of the flowering plants in our neighborhood.
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There are towering poinsettia plants in several yards around our neighborhood. |
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Bushes of different varieties of mums are also popular. |
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Not sure what these are, but they come in various colors: white, pink, and purple. |
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The stunning Birds of Paradise are in many front gardens in our neighborhood. |
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And, yes, we also have dandelions here - even in winter! |
Glad to see your second winter this year isn't going to be quite as harsh as the first!
ReplyDeleteI think those mystery flowers in white, pink, and red are camellias. : ) We've got a lot of those here, too, but I've only seen a few poinsettias ever get that huge! Pretty cool.