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Sunday's Mystery Photo

20 years ago

Not much flowering in the garden at present so this is another Pic from quite a few months back.

Maybe one of our{{gwi:2112669}} bender Girls will pick it this time as I know a couple who grow them.

You can also grow them down South.......Cheers....MM.

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goldhills
20 years ago
I can't decide between 2 choices but I'll go for dahlia?
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20 years ago
No...O you are good GH.

You are remembering what Pics I have been putting on the past few months.

But it is not the right answer.... Sorry..
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User
20 years ago
Begonia?
User
Original Author
20 years ago
No Sorry Dee.
hollakes
20 years ago
Is it a ranunculus
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Original Author
20 years ago
No its not that either. Bev
jancol
20 years ago
Not a chrysanthemum is it MM? love the colour though.
Jan
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20 years ago
How are you Jan..No its not..
ashke
20 years ago
peony?
goldhills
20 years ago
Hibiscus?
Sparaxis
20 years ago
well - I don't really think I'm right, but it could be a very much enlarged miniature rose. I just looked at my little apricot one, and it has similar petals and form.
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Original Author
20 years ago
Congratulations sparaxis Well done you are so right J. Here was I thinking that one of our girls up here would work it out. Marion would have known as she too grow the little Parade roses...Your turn now....Cheers...MM.
One of my Parade Roses.
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