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ymfoster · 13-Oct-2009, 08:45 AM **#3676**

Lovely flowers RedOak,

I haven't seen Marsh Marigolds before, they are lovely.

redoak · 14-Oct-2009, 06:28 AM **#3677**

Having to daily protect sensitive flower plants. Low temps forecast for the rest of this week is bleak.

I never had any luck growing Morning Glories. Gave up years ago.

{redoak}

poochee · 14-Oct-2009, 12:57 PM **#3678**

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Originally Posted by redoak

Having to daily protect sensitive flower plants. Low temps forecast for the rest of this week is bleak.

I never had any luck growing Morning Glories. Gave up years ago.

{redoak}

Beautiful Morning Glories.

ymfoster · 15-Oct-2009, 08:08 AM **#3679**

Lovely Morning Glory RedOak,

It reminds me of when we were about 5 years old & went down the backyard to cry after we'd had a smack for being naughty,

poochee · 15-Oct-2009, 12:30 PM **#3680**

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Originally Posted by ymfoster

Lovely Morning Glory RedOak,

It reminds me of when we were about 5 years old & went down the backyard to cry after we'd had a smack for being naughty,

redoak · 16-Oct-2009, 09:35 AM **#3681**

What parents were able to do "in the good old days." I have memories, too, but no morning glories are included.

{redoak}

poochee · 16-Oct-2009, 01:42 PM **#3682**

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Originally Posted by redoak

What parents were able to do "in the good old days." I have memories, too, but no morning glories are included.

{redoak}

Interesting flowers.

Same here, I recall a green springy switch.

**Cheeseball81** · 16-Oct-2009, 06:16 PM **#3683**

Flowers that were around our hotel in Orlando

poochee · 16-Oct-2009, 06:44 PM **#3684**

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Originally Posted by Cheeseball81

Flowers that were around our hotel in Orlando

Beautiful!

**Cheeseball81** · 16-Oct-2009, 10:16 PM **#3685**

Thanks

ymfoster · 19-Oct-2009, 02:54 AM **#3686**

Lovely flowers RedOak,

The Morning Glory covered the back fence in the corner,

Beautiful Hibiscus Nicole,

sounds very tropical,

redoak · 09:38 AM

This pic was taken on Sept. 22nd by a visiting relative. There is a calendula flower at the very bottom of the pic.

{redoak}

poochee · 19-Oct-2009, 01:16 PM **#3688**

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Originally Posted by redoak

This pic was taken on Sept. 22nd by a visiting relative. There is a calendula flower at the very bottom of the pic.

{redoak}

Beautiful!

**Cheeseball81** · 19-Oct-2009, 02:51 PM **#3689**

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Originally Posted by ymfoster

Beautiful Hibiscus Nicole,

sounds very tropical,

Ah, is that what they are?

The hotel was a South American theme
Those flowers were more on the opposite side of where our cabana was
They were close to the windows. Joe kept saying "people are gonna think you are peeping at them!"

redoak · 21-Oct-2009, 07:20 AM **#3690**

I do not like to lose blooming annuals that can be 'protected.' Consequently, after ten days of close to or actually below freezing temps, I still have blooming potted annuals.

Temps to stay above freezing for the foreseeable future, too.

I have never seen an orange blossom. The second pic is a 'bonus.' A very beautiful, pastoral scene from France.

{redoak}

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