some flowers for you

a modest collection this week...agapanthus, some of my favorites, in time for a starry Christmas !
the azaleas have been most beautiful the second time around...but almost finishing now after another couple of warm days by the looks...
I found this scraggly little flower in front of a gum tree, way down the back yard earlier in the week....I don't know it's name , I am sorry...
and of course the lovely frangipani is starting to flower down there too, some of you may have seen it earlier in the week, I am sorry, I coudn't resist showing you again!
a lovely pink flowering bush as I was leaving Toowoomba today...wish I actually got out of the car and got a bit closer for you..it was very pretty...is it a euphorbia...mm..is that even the name of a flower...? ;-)
and the petria next door is looking good ...I love the individual little flower petals, how they float down all over my yard, and in the pool...so pretty!
and of course to end off, some more agapanthus....I thought this lot below looked good against the sun setting on the gums behind!
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Comments

storyteller said…
What a DELIGHTFUL array of COLORFUL flowers you've captured and shared! Thank you ;-)
Hugs and blessings,
My Today's Flowers
Barb said…
Hi Annie, That little orangy one could be a Penstemon. I love all the names of your plants which are mostly unusual-sounding to me! I also am glad I get to see them on your blog since we are having a snowstorm here in CO. Take time to smell them for me!
Annie
Wonderful series of flowers!
Thanks for sharing!
Have a nice week!
Luiz
Redzlan said…
Beautiful azaleas peek from those 'window'.
Oman said…
awesome shots. thanks for sharing. :)
ellen said…
awesome! mine is up. God Bless!
bitingmidge said…
Hi Annie, we have one more sleep till we leave for home once again, thanks for putting the thought of returning to our Frangipani trees in flower in my head!

Four months of gardening to catch up on may not be such a hardship after all!

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