Cocktail Vodka Begonia
4/02/2008
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5 comments:
What a beautiful shade of pinkish/red.
Write From Karen
Do you wonder how they come up with these names ? LOL
Very petty little flower though !
Joy
I don't know why, but I find those flowers slightly disterbing. Maybe I'm just disturbed... 8-)
happy WW :-)
Karen- Thank you for stopping by. I love these begonias they have a wonderful color to them.
Joy- I was wondering the same thing today. So many plants with some very strange names. I love these little flowers and they last so long and just keep on coming.
Frigga- Thank you for stopping by for my WW. After reading your comment I do agree that they do have quite a strange appearance to them that is kind of spooky. Maybe just the up close photo makes them seem strange.
Oh so many beautiful photos... Peeking down the page I wanted to pick that peppermint and sniff it. Lovely. I feel like I've been to a botanical garden and had a breath of Spring. Thanks.
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