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I shared some pictures of the camellia buds a few weeks ago. Today I am sharing them blooming!
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Your images of the Camellias are beautiful Susan. Many years back I lived in the cooler climes of the Adelaide Hills and had several gorgeous Camellia bushes on the property, which were a source of much joy. They are such delightful flowers. Thanks for sharing yours!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful floral photography ~ especially since tis winter in MA ~
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Carol of A Creative Harbor
oooo they are so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteJocelyn @
http://justalittlesouthernhospitality.blogspot.com
I tried growing these in a container once. I only got one bloom. Yours are beautiful.
ReplyDeletehow lovely to have blooms like this in January!!
ReplyDeleteWow, those are fantastic! I have absolutely nothing in bloom right now.
ReplyDeleteThey are gorgeous! All we have here at the moent is slush, ice and snow.
ReplyDeleteFlowers in January unheard of in Illinois. Oh my goodness these are so beautiful to look at while everything is barren here. Thank you, Susan.
ReplyDeleteJM Illinois
Susan your camelia's are gorgeous! i love their beautiful scarlet color!
ReplyDeleteWhat a climate you live in. I am so envious! Seattle is cold, gray, and rainy (repeat endlessly).
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers!!! I miss winter flowers!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flower photos! Don;t forget to share them on Floral Friday Fotos:
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Thanks for hosting!
Blooming beautiful post, and a great meme.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your hard work.
I have not been here in a while and am looking forward to visiting all the outdoor goodness.
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting this fun blog party.
Ciao,
Suzanne
Absolutely lovely roses!!! And SO far from our winter in Sweden. thanks for sharing =)
ReplyDeleteWe have just buds on the camellias overhere in the uk to date but soon we will have a mass of colour
ReplyDeleteThankyou for posting those lovely blooms - they are truly magnificent - Jane UK
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blooms. Even though it's warm here today, it's way too early for any flowers. Blessings, Debbie
ReplyDeleteCamellias are beautiful flowers. Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteThose are really just gorgeous and I so appreciate seeing them today. We are very gray, dark and dreary...that spark of color really helped!
ReplyDeleteYour camelias are lovely. I wish I had room for some.
ReplyDeleteYael from Home Garden Diggers
So beautiful, they are blooming all around our neighborhood too.
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