Red geraniums seem to thrive even in winter.
These were photographed in a Mornington street.
Resilient reds
Generate warmth on chilled days
Comfort for cold souls
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15 comments:
Comforting for this old soul anyway!
Red is indeed powerful!
The scene is full of almost monochrome reflections, so the plant with the small ruby flowers stands out very well - and allows the home to not look like winter in its pleasant hue...
I like the reflection!
Kim, USA
Yep, lovely red geraniums. I have dark pink and an orange one. Love those bloomers :)
You're right: These reds ARE powerful--real eye-dazzlers!
Paradise In the Mercado
I love these flowers - something so cheery about red!
I love how they're all huddled on one side
great fence reflection as a bonus :)
love geraniums .. back from my get-away and struggling to catch up .. hey!!!
oh my bad, those are begonias!
Red is beautiful and so those flowers..
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I love flowers of all colors, but red ones are my favourite. :)
Beautiful!
My entry:
Ruby Boat
Red always pops!
Come see my RUBY post, I love comments!
I used to have luck growing them up until Christmas when I lived in Virginia (US). I always grew red ones so if it wasn't a bad winter they would fit in with Christmas decorations. :)
Love the wavy fence reflection!
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