Macro Monday – 5 December
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Thanks Misky 🙂
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I do love frangipani’s! I will share photos of mine in the house we sold, and then I am going to get some and plant it here. I do miss them a lot!
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They scent the air around my home in Summer 🙂
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They do
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I love frangipani! Love their scent.
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Lovely isn’t it 🙂
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Oh yes!
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Lovely. Could you send the scent along next time?
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OK I’ll add it to my scheduled post in July 2551, by then someone will be able to add a scent to a post I guess
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. I’ll only be a little bit dead by then, I suppose.
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I love the smell of these.
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A heavenly scent Sheree 🙂
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I love this flower. In Guangzhou — where I met them — they were white with yellow centers and called “Chicken Egg Flower.” I didn’t know what they were in English for YEARS afterwards. I want to grow them in San Diego but couldn’t ask. 🙂
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Ji dan hua
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👍😀
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My Mum had Chicken Egg Frangipanni as they were the originals first in Australia for gardeners. Hers was in the garden from the people before my Grandfather who owned the place.
I am on the border of Tropical and Sub-tropical in a dry sclerophyll forest so mix of wet and humid with dry periods works well for frangipanni 🙂
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How absolutely wonderful. 🙂
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