Thankfully, my wobbly ankle is now up to half mile walks. I have my favorite spin I take near the bike path wending a rectangular path from our house and back again. Two days ago I saw a magnificent hibiscus on the residential street parallel to ours. These flowers are a theme on Cee’s site this week. I checked the plant for buds, hoping it would be in bloom when I returned another day with my camera.
I was in luck, there were at least 10 buds. Today, I was back camera in hand and the bush was gorgeous. I didn’t grow up with such tropical plants outdoors in Minnesota, did I? Perhaps I didn’t notice in my pre-gardening days.
If you’re having trouble with your television reception, let me know. I bet I could set you up with one of these on your roof.
¡Olé! –Rebecca
This post is part of Debbie’s Six Word Saturday and Cee’s Flower of the Day.
#6WS #sixwordsaturday #FOTD
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I grew up in a tropical city with hibiscus hedges of all colors on every residential street. A neighbor has a red hibiscus plant in his garden plot, but during the winter months it gets totally covered in an awful-looking fungus.
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The hibiscus hedges sound very beautiful, Rosaliene. What a wonderful memory. I wonder why your neighbor in LA’s plant has trouble during the winter, it’s not very rainy I imagine.
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I have no idea, Rebecca.
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Hibiscus were my favorite as.a kid in Florida.
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Thanks for sharing this memory, Carolyn. A very happy looking flower.
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Not a satellite dish for me but luxurious folds of a skirt!
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Yes, Ju-Lyn a skirt with those patterns and colors would be wonderful. Thanks for your comment. Have a good Monday!
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This is a truly gorgeous flower, Rebecca. Thanks for sharing. 🙂
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Oh my! Beautiful flowers they are, arent they?
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Thanks, Carol Anne. Yes, these are some serious flowers!
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