Hibiscus and oleanders are very popular with Phoenix gardeners. When I see a hibiscus I'm tempted to cut it and put it behind my ear and pretend I'm on a tropical island. Oleanders can be found in nearly every yard and many people use them to hide the ugly concrete walls that are so prevalent here. They don't seem to care if they get watered or not regardless of how hot it may be. Both of these pretties were in my front yard at my old house.
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Welcome to your first Pink Saturday, Marianne. I am so glad you joined us, and I hope you will continue. I know you will enjoy visiting the other participants. When you visit, invite them back to visit you. We have the nicest participants in the world.
I grew up in south Florida which is another place of hibiscus and oleander. They have such wonderful blooms. I miss being able to grow them here.
Beautiful clicks!
I loved the Hibiscus photo. I don't blame photographers everywhere clicking Hibiscus', they're so damn photogenic. :)
Gasping at your beautiful photos here. And I love the name of your blog.
Lovely, just divine post.
Joyce M
Glad you joined the Pink Ladies. You certainly found the right pinks for your first showing.
Thank you for stopping by my blog and for your kind comment. I love your flower photos, and your blog. I just signed on as a follower!
Oh my new friend. I am just pink with happiness that you came by to see me on my pink Saturday Post. And now I have a new friend and follower. I am your latest. I hope you have a wonderful weekend and I look forward to seeing more of your Blog soon.
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