It’s Springtime in Australia and a few flowers have bloomed and more are on the way…
Tiny Crassula Anomala flower
Kalanchoe Blossfeldiana with it’s silvery green neighbour Eremophila Glabra. This is an Australian native which flowered a few weeks ago (during winter).
Poor Graptoveria Debbie has suffered in the recent hailstorm… it’s scarred but it will look better when the flowers bloom
It’s neighbour is slightly ahead… surrounded by jelly beans.
4 comments:
Fantastic shots and so well composed.
Spring Flowers! The landscaper just cleaned up my flower beds for winter yesterday. Everyone is talking about heading to Florida or Mexico during the winter months. I want to come where you are where the temps are warming and the days are getting longer. I love your photos and your drawings--light and airy and very pleasant to look at.
I hope to get some spring flowers over here too.
Happy Cactus Monday Evelyn:)
Yay Spring. I love the Crassula flower. I got a jade plant to flower once, it was potbound and I grew it in a window. It never did it again.
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