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Thu, Aug 11, 05 at 22:43
| While you enjoy summer in the northern hemisphere, it's violet season in Australia! I wouldn't like to think you might be losing your violet identification skills 'off season' so offer this selection of violets from my garden for your comments. All are white-eyed violets of similar growth habit with the exception of the pure white, which seems to belong in the same 'series'.
rob... |
Image link: Summer Quiz! (39 k)
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| Thanks so much Rob for sharing :-)))) But, MORE MORE MORE please ;-)))) Take care :-) |
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| thanks, thierry... my hope was to come up with some names for these little treasures. any ideas? rob... |
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| G'day ! It's a little bit too hard ! They are so much alike :-( |
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| yes..all these violets are odorata types... |
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- Posted by MikeHardman Hampshire, UK (My Page) on Fri, Sep 16, 05 at 14:20
| They all look like nice 'Bluemers' to me :) Or maybe you could name them after azimuths in the sky - 'Horizon' for the palest, 'Zenith' for the darkest, straight overhead... Or maybe after natural water - 'Lagoon', 'Ultramarine', 'Glacial Lake', 'Vernal Spring'... Let us know what you decide! |
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