I've been sharing photos of flowers in my garden. Today's flowers are two types of periwinkle. The pink and white ones are known as Madagascar periwinkle or Cape periwinkle. Since I live in the Western Cape, the latter fits best. They last forever once cut. The photo above shows how pretty they are in a bouquet. I have more photos of the violet-colored periwinkle, which make a pretty groundcover. Our shelter dog, Koda, is included in the last pic.
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Now I know where Crayola got its name for a beautiful shade of pinky-purple!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely captures :-)
ReplyDeleteHave a bloomingperiwinkletastic week š
So pretty!! (As an aside, some weeks there are comment boxes and some week there aren't. Not sure if that is my end or your end?)
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DeleteThe flowers and the mountains are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures! Periwinkle flowers are beautiful and great survivors. In my place, it is called a name which means 'one that smells like a dead body".
ReplyDeleteSo very beautiful. Just lovely. Thanks for hosting this great party.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers you share are always so lovely!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing on #omgww this week.
Have a happy week to you and your family!
Oh wow, your flowers are so beautiful! The colors are so vibrant and cheerful. Thanks for the party!
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