Continuing my collection of odd looking flowers
from the gardens at the college,
I present the ptilotus.
How can you resist anything that is pink
and fluffy?
4 years ago
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
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4 comments:
how unusual indeed; the second photograph looks like a modernistic Christmas tree!
A wow flower
Wow is the word for this one, I love it.
So cool! You are right, how can one resist a pink flower?
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