Today I am sharing some photos taken on a walk around the Norfolk Botanical Garden a few weeks ago.
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35 comments:
Botanical gardens the world over are a joy. Love the pink camellia. We have a similar one. Thanks.
oh my popping color!!Sandy
A beautiful capture, Denise. So nice to see a bright pink bloom, as it is rather gray and brown here in Nebraska now. :)
Oh your photos are wonderful. Such beautiful colours. Have a great day !
Beautiful to see Denise...
It's such a gorgeous gardens! Love the camellias!
such dependable joy here, D !
Aloha from Waikiki
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I love camellias. My mom put a different spin on it when we were in Japan. She told me that samurais looked at the flower as they did themselves... that they would have to fall and die at the height of their glory.... their beautiful, bright heads lying on the ground. Sheesh! Now every time I see the flowers on the ground I think of what she said.
That looked like a pleasant walk down nature's path, Denise! How lucky for us to be able to enjoy it!
I thank you for my being a guest at TF today and making Luchie giddy with delight (it does not take much to make her happy) ;-)
I will try to return later when the TF links are up.
Beautiful. I love botanical gardens.
Beautiful! Colorful blooms are what I wish I had here!
Lovely colors. Good collection.
It's wonderful to see such lovely flowers when it is so cold and wintery outside.
How gorgeous! I would love to walk around there Denise!
Daisy, have a blessed Sunday.
I needed to see some lovely blooms today,thank you.
Beautiful!
I wish we had a Botanical garden here.
Have a great Sunday.
Bonjour dear Denise,
This Botanical Garden is an adorable place and your pictures are wonderful!
hugs
Léia
Lovely flowers Denise, this will cheer us up from the cold wind and weather we are now getting.
Isn't it wonderful to have camellias in bloom this time of the year?
WOW! What a gorgeous botanical garden!
The Camelias look pretty. Brightens the day. Thanks Denise. Maa
Hi Denise
Wonderful post, thanks for sharing!
I loved your logo, look at TODAY'S FLOWERS Home page your idea!
Thanks
These are so pretty! I love that second shot.
Love all the shades of pink. I'm surprised they were still blooming as it must be getting cold there.
great shots, love the camellia very pretty bush,
Gill
What a beautiful walk around the botanical garden.
Just a few weeks ago...? Lucky you, Denise! It's been too long since I visited a botanical garden, and your images bring on the craving. What a gorgeous tree of flowers, and the your macro shot even got the bee.
Wow - love the colours! That last shot is wonderful.
The camellias are blooming already? They are so pretty. Mine are still tight buds and it will be at least a month before I see the first bloom.
wow, that´s a gorgeous tree. So lovely with all those pink flowers. :)
beautiful
Hi There, We are home after a nice Thanksgiving Vacation... Hope you had a great Thanksgiving also.
Gorgeous flowers... It's that time of year here ---when we don't have much color. SO--it's fun to see yours!!!
Hugs,
Betsy
Lovely blooms, Denise, and it looks like spring and not fall coming into winter.
This is so pretty and makes me long for Spring (a long way away). Have a nice week, we are so cold.
Your gardens still look beautiful there!
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