I am grateful for a little bit of colour in our garden!
Friday 17 June 2011
Rocket flowers for winter
The Aloe flowers are spectacular this time of the year! We even have some of it in our winter garden.
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They don't ask for anything, and we don't have to water them! They are just here every year!
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I am grateful for a little bit of colour in our garden!
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Hope you have a wonderful colourful weekend!
I am grateful for a little bit of colour in our garden!
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3...2..1...BLAST OF! WATCH OUT!! Those Rocket flowers may lift of!
ReplyDeleteI have learnt something new today. I knew what the leaves of Aloe looked like but didn't know about the flowers.
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend
carol
I envy what you call winter... sigh.
ReplyDeleteSpoken by a Canadian, eh.
Pretty pretty flower :-)
Oh wow, so I guess you can just cut one of those leaves off when someone is sunburned and in need of some relief.
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