Cee’s FOTD and Judy’s Alphabet of Flowers
“Judy from Lifelessons and Cee are playing with the Alphabet for flower names. They have asked us to feel free to play along with us if we want.” I have been thinking of what I can offer for a while now so maybe I will just launch in.
I have missed a few letters. I don’t have any flowers that start with a Q or a U among my folders

Azalea

Begonia

Camellia

Daffodil

Echinacea

Firesticks

Gazania

Hippeastrum

Iris

Jasmine

Kalanchoe

Leopard Lily

Moon Flower

Nasturtium

Spider Orchid

Pansy

Rose

Salvia Hot Lips

Trumpet Flower

Native Viola

Water Snowflake Lily

Xanthorrhoea flower spike

Yellow Paper Daisies

Zinnea
I need a “Love” button to push. Your photos are amazing. Who cares if you skipped a couple of them? I love, especially, the ones I’ve never seen or heard of before: Snowflake Lilies, Paper Daisies, Moon Flower. What amazing flowers. Were they all in your garden?Thanks for devoting the time and energy you did to share them with us.
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Thanks Judy. Unfortunately not all in my garden but a lot of them are 🙂 🙂
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Is the Snowflake Lily in your garden?
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The Water Snowflake is a water lily and is on my dam.
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I keep threatening to add a water feature to the park I’ve created in the lot below me but then realize what an upkeep problem it would be. We have a big mosquito problem here and if pumps give out, it creates a danger. Hard enough if the pond is on your own property, and athough I own that lot, I have to leave my property and walk down half a block to get to it.
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Yes a pond would be a hazard and hell to maintain.
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So I will just enjoy your water lilies instead!
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Wise move 🙂
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Wow, this was a lot of work for you. Great photos🌸
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Thank you Suzette 🙂
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What a colourful alphabet; love it 😃
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Thanks Jez, it was a bit hard to find the flowers and some I had lots for some letters 🙂
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Yeah, currently struggling with X 😩
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Sorry can’t help there. I was lucky having an Australian native and growing on my place 🙂
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I managed to finally track down an X 😁
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Wonderful selection Brian. I guess you’ll have to find some ‘Q’ and ‘U’ flowers and plant them in your garden.
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Thanks Graham. Got any hints for Q and U flowers?
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I can’t think of any around here, that’s for sure!
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Quince? Any flowers beginning ‘Queen of …? Umbrella plant? Any gorses (ulex?)? If you haven’t, I may forgive you, but Cee never will. Great selection by the way! That flower spike is quite a thing.
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Lots of no’s among that lot thanks Margaret. I was hoping I had a Quandong flower but I have only the fruit 😦
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Ah well. You did a mightily good effort anyway.
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Well named, Brian! So many beauties here. Love the snowflake lily and the gazania.
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Thanks Jo 🙂 It was hard to pick which Gazania flower to use as they are so wonderful 🙂
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Wow – nice work on the A-Z! I enjoyed seeing all the different flowers – simply gorgeous!
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Thanks ever so much Shelley 🙂
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You’re welcome. 😊
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A magnificent alphabetic flower collectio — I particularly love the moon flower and the snowflake lily!
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Thank you. They are stunning flowers indeed 🙂
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WOW. That must have taken you forever to gather up. Wonderful floral photo 😀 😀
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Thanks Cee, it did take a while mainly looking up from your list what flowers I could possibly have. Had to go and get a photo of the Jasmine in the garden 🙂 🙂
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Lovely gallery Brian! The yellow paper daisy is my favourite!
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Thanks Aletta. I love Yellow Paper Daisies too 🙂
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