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Guernsey lilies or Nerine Bowdenii bear beautiful pink blooms on sturdy stems at a time when flowers are scarce. Best planted in clumps for a dramatic late season display, the flowers can be cut for indoors. Also available in colours ranging from white to deep-pink.
Nalinki at Angles and Views has started #flowersoverflowers where we can share our favourite blossoms of the week. It seems like a good idea to spread some blooms across the Internet. I am more than happy to join in.
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So pretty in pink on this grey morning.
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absolutely lovely!
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Wow.. How fabulous is that.. wonderful xxx ❤
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Ah, Jude! You know how to gladden an old bird’s heart 🙂
We have some of these in our garden too. Probably not looking quite so good as these.
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Old? You? Nah…. young at heart Jo and fit as a fiddle. Not long before you head south now.
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Glowingly beautiful Jude, gladdens the heart.
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They grow them in the walled garden I just wrote about, really lovely.
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Great composition Jude! I do love nerines 🙂
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Fabulously sparkly ones too! Though they are not as hardy.
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They always take me by surprise in the gardens during winter, but it’s a delightful surprise 🙂
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So pretty…
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