Botanic Gardens 1: Flowers That Are Red
Posted 7 December 2009 in Random Photographs by Catriona
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Share your thoughts [4]
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Matt wrote at Dec 7, 02:15 am
I miss those gardens!
2
Catriona wrote at Dec 7, 03:35 am
Well, you won’t miss them this week. I took many, many photos, and have lined up about five blog posts out of them. Themed blog posts, no less!
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Quintus Sertorius wrote at Dec 8, 12:52 am
Nice, although #1 isn’t a flower, it just has leaves which are rich in anthocyanin. I think its aeonium arboreum, certainly one of the crassulaceae family…
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Catriona wrote at Dec 8, 02:00 am
Thanks for that, Quintus Sertorius! I think the two botanists I went to the gardens with gave me the names of every single flower I passed (and some I didn’t), but I’ve subsequently forgotten them all . . .
I as fairly sure it wasn’t a flower, but it was flower shaped, and I told myself that that was sufficient for my less than rigorous categorising technique.