I wonder why the spots have so much texture...
But maybe that is not so important...
10 months ago
Thursday, July 5, 2012
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Hi there! Nissy here!!! I asked the peep 'bout these spotty things - 'cause I'm not allowed to play near the lilies when they bloom 'cause I'm a cat and their pollen would make me really, really sick - and the peep said that the raised spots are perfectly natural with the tigers. The oriental hybrids have 'texture' too. She says she likes it. I probably would too IF I were allowed to sniff 'em and whatnot but I'm not. Oh well.. better to stay healthy I think and away from the doctor's office! purrs
I alway think about Tiger Lilies as being a confermation that July has arrived.
This flower is so beautiful. Texture or no texture, I loved this one.
Love the tiger lily.
These are wonderful pictures of the tiger lily.
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These are superb photos of the tiger lily!
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