Thursday, January 22, 2015

Camellia

Camellia in January, 2015

My favorite dead flower.

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  1. Mine are still blooming! It was a wonderful surprise to see pink in December.

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    1. This small tree had both new and expired blooms. I truly adore them all.

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  2. Lovely. I've never even thought to have a favorite dead flower, but why not!? Now I am even more eager for spring/summer to see what beauty death beholds.

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    1. I've always felt a sentimental attachment to fading flowers. I hope this small added facet to your observations enhances your spring and summer.

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  3. These flowers must look outstanding when they're blooming, because they look great when they're dead. I love your offbeat observations, Denise!

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  4. Sublime and stunningly beautiful photo.

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  5. But the dead rose, the dead rose?

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  6. how beautiful! Camellias don't grow well here in Nashville--I rarely see them.

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    1. They are all around the Bay Area and make me very happy. I'm sure you have your own beauties in Nashville.

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  7. We don't have camellias blooming in January here in PA. Lovely to see yours in bloom- dead or alive. I think dead roses are pretty too.

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    1. Today I noticed some magnolia trees beginning to bloom. It seems early. Sometimes it's difficult to know what season it is in San Francisco...

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  8. I have a camellia from a long sad drive years ago, hanging in my window.

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