Something a bit different this week. Do you know what it is? Answer tomorrow.
And for yesterday’s Sunday puzzler, here is the answer…
The plants, in the order they appeared, were :
Oxypetalum
Grevillea
Allium (and if you thought it was the bush behind there are no excuses since it was an acer!)
Embothrium
Lysichiton
Nerine
Dianthus
So, taking the first letter of the names, that gives you
O G A E L N and D
rearrange to make Donegal
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