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And then I spotted these. My favourite bunch of Australian Natives that I splurge and purchase every few months when I need (and justify that I deserve) a pick me up.
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To see an international mix of plums, chesnuts, golden rods, burnt sienas and brick reds hop over here.
2 comments:
I really struggles with plum too!! I like your shots...the plant is stunning what is it?
C
Ps. I'm having a go at Cornflower Blue too :-)
Love that australian native plant, too. I'd look for an excuse to buy one also!
Plum is such a nice color, shame we don't see it more often, really.
See you tomorrow with your cornflower blue entry! :o)
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