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Tue, Nov 1, 11 at 23:00
| Most of these Hippeastrums have been and gone though still plenty of the smaller flowered apricot ones left.
My Favourite the Big White
A Big Red
This one has a big flower also.
And this is a little Jumping Spider I found on the leaf they are so tiny only 1cm in size, they ooze personility and are my favourite spider
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| Mary Ann, such beautiful photos, you really have learned a lot on your photography classes, or wherever you went to learn. You have the magic touch with flowers and photos. Well done |
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| Thanks so much Tricia. I joined an Australian Photography Forum and yes I have learnt a lot since I started there |
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| Lovely. Here they are known as Amaryllis. I have been buying them since they were first introduced here, about 35 years ago from a newspaper add. Have to grow them indoors of course. I just planted 3 new ones for Christmas. This is the time when the new bulbs are sold. I love your little spider friend too. Your photographs are super. |
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| Thanks for that Inga yes they are known as Amaryllis in some countries, three new ones for Christmas what a lovely idea. I have no idea when the bulbs are sold here as I have never bought any, lots I have grown from seeds that friends have given me That large white one I bought already flowering in a pot at a Sunday market and my Neighbour gave me the red one and the last pink one. |
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| Great pictures Misty, I only have the "big red" that I split up into two pots and they look o.k., but no flowers yet The Spider is a beauty and looks more friendly than fearsome. chas |
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| Beautiful photos all, but that spider is amazing: oozes attitude, all right LOL I've never seen it in my garden ... |
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| Thanks Chas they are beautiful flowers and they multiply so fast in this sub-tropical weather so I have a few. Glad you like it cestrum Thanks we have lots of different jumping spiders in our garden. |
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