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Bulbous Adenium,
Tortured in pots too small
Desert Rose blooms – joy
© irene waters 2016
© irene waters 2017
© irene waters 2017
© irene waters 2017
© irene waters 2016
Bulbous Adenium,
Tortured in pots too small
Desert Rose blooms – joy
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Love the second one!
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They must look spectacular in a desert situation.
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Wonderful poem, beautiful flowers.
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Thank you.
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Really beautiful, Irene 🙂
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I love them Irene. They must look quite spectacular in a desert.
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I agree.
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Those blooms are almost too brilliant to behold!
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Have you seen them in your desert country?
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I saw primroses, but not these. We left Mars a few weeks before the blooming began in earnest, so possible I missed them.
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It is native to Africa and Arabian peninsula so possibly not made it to the States so you probably didn’t miss them. If I lived in the desert though, I’d be planting them.
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