Can you recognise this very distinctive flower from this close up? Answer tomorrow.
And now the solution to yesterday’s puzzle.
The photos were:
Hydrangea
Aeonium
rose
Camassia
Ugni
Rudbeckia
Kalenchoe
Gerbera
Astilbe
Iris
Lantana
Malvaviscus
So that gives you
H A R C U R K G A I L M
Rearrange those to get Kilmacurragh
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My first thought is Passiflora, I pass one daily while walking the dog
Well sometimes our first thoughts are the right ones 🙂
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Aw – not to worry – thanks for trying. The rain is on its way – no watering tonight 🙂
Lovely collection.
thank you