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Grevillea 'Jingle Bells'

12 years ago

Having trouble posting pics, seems some of mine are greater than 5000K, according to the rejection message. None of them exceed 6000 mb, some and most less. Anyway, if this one posts it's a grafted W.A. grev. the beauty of the flower is matched by indented, if a little pointed, foliage.
I'll see if it posts!
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tuppitoo
12 years ago
It has Bill and it's very pretty.
chas
tropicbreezent
12 years ago
Looks like a prostrate one. We have a similar one here but with rounded leaves.

I always resize my photos before posting, generally around 200 to 300 kb. Like most sites this one has an automatic resizer to reduce photos anyway so you still don't get a larger image in the post. The only way I've found to get larger images showing is to use another photo storage site and put a link to it.
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