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FFTD: Porch Pink

Posted on May 17, 2019 Updated on September 9, 2020

I snapped this at my friend’s house with my old flip phone. It was trying its best to grow up on the porch. I have no idea what it is…other than pretty pink. ~Vic

Update:
Thanks to another blogger, this is a Maiden’s Blush Old Rose.

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FFTD: Flowering Dogwood

Posted on May 14, 2019 Updated on September 9, 2020

Cornus Florida & the North Carolina state flower.

Dogwood Image — Our only Dogwood tree at the side door.
It is so small but, very cute.
04-18-2015

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FFTD: Pale Lovelies

Posted on May 6, 2019 Updated on September 9, 2020

I was intending to do a Movie Monday but, I’m struggling with stuff older than 100 years. I will tend to that later. ~Vic

Update:
With help from a fellow blogger, the below photo is a Hellebore. Thank you!

Pale Lovelies Image — I haven’t a clue what these are but, they are so sweet (I know what these are, now!).
03-31-2019

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FFTD: Pansies

Posted on May 3, 2019 Updated on September 9, 2020

Pansies Image — Happy Pansies with one that’s bashful.
03-31-2019

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FFTD: Dandy Lions

Posted on April 21, 2019 Updated on September 9, 2020

Dandy Lions Image — Riverwalk beauties.
Wild babies.
03-31-2019

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FFTD: Unusual

Posted on April 18, 2019 Updated on September 9, 2020

Out on one of my walks, several of these happy things were poking out through the wrought iron fence. I haven’t the first clue what this is but, it’s flower-ish, I suppose. It is quite striking. If anyone knows what this is, SPEAK. ~Vic

Update:
Thanks to another blogger, this strange flower is a Euphorbia, or Spurge, which is the same family that Poinsettias come from. This particular variety is either an amygdaloides variant called ‘Robbiae’ or, a Redwing Charam, which is a hybrid of amygdaloides and martinii. I can’t tell. Thank you!