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15 December 2009
WW- Cobaea
This Cobaea (Cup and Sauver Vine) was photographed on 12 December still going strong. The vine had and still has buds coming on. The plant is a perennial but not in England - it is a native of Mexico (or thereabouts). We are surprised to see it still going strong so close to Christmas. This week's entry for the Tuesday and Wednesday editions of Wordless Wednesday.
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Beautiful.
Thanls Calum. Glad you like it!
If it's a vine then you don't have to worry on buying a garland :)
All you need is add a few Christmas ornaments and voila! Instant Christmas decor in your garden ;)
Happy Ruby Tuesday!
Haha Joanne a great idea... so long as the frost we had overnight haven't killed them off!
Great flower. I never seen the purple one before just yellow.
I love the beautiful deep purple colour! Hope it survives past Christmas. :)
I also love the color, but the flower looks unusual to me. Pardon me. I hope it survives the harsh English winter though.
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Your home must be an exciting place, Jams.
What a treat to have that beautiful flower still blooming. Almost like a Christmas gift.
that looks more of a lip! interesting!
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beautiful.... I love the contrast of 3 distinct colors...
black, purple and green... very nice Jams.
Thanks everyone
Wow! that is beautiful, I love the colours :-)
A delightful blossom, to be sure. You captured it beautifully.
professionally done. and it's beautiful!
What the???? Ive never seen anything like it...beautiful and weird. Great shot. Happy WW:)
This is beautiful.
I love the rich purple color.
Perfect shot of one of my favorites. I save the seeds every autumn.
Happy WW
Thanks everyone!
It's really interesting looking and such a deep purple. It's so alive it almost appears primeval.
That is a really interesting flower - I am not familiar with Cobaea.
It does seem like plants are staying green and/or in bloom a bit longer. It felt like that when I was back in New York in November, much greener than I recall it a couple of decades ago.
Catsynth, Sukhmandir, THanks!
That's lovely! I have fuschias opening in my garden - in December, in London!
Wow! Great job.
That's a stunning picture, Jams!!!
It looks just great on a big monitor. :-)
Beautiful flower and shot.
This is such a great shot, beautiful!
happy WW!
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