Feijoa blossom. Image: Su Leslie 2019
Rain has set in for the day, with lightening strikes and hail forecast.
I’m hoping all the new buds and plants survive, including the feijoas (Acca sellowiana). In all the years we’ve had feijoa trees, this is the first time I’ve seen significant flowering.
What a beautiful flower! And the red is set off perfectly by the blurred green background. 🙂
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Thank you: I’m glad you like it.
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Oh – I just enlarged it and saw the three raindrops. Perfect. 😀
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Thank you Hannah 🙏
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Damn! Can’t listen to the song! 😬 The flower is stunning! Hope the storm won’t be too bad and that all the buds and flowers will survive.
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☹️ I still haven’t figured out which YouTube videos will play in different places. The flowers look as though they’ve survived ok. At least until the rain begins again. Sigh 😬
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Wow, the flower is beautiful. And what a great song.
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Thank you. I love Billie Holliday
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The rain will bring the flowers…the snow is killing the last few buds I had on my lovely rose brush..boho
Leslie
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😉
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So lovely, Su! Hope it survives 🙂 🙂
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Thanks Jo. It’s looking good this morning.
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Beautiful flower and photo!
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Thank you 🙏
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Funnily enough, I just got our washing off the line and at the same time admiring the overhanging feijoa tree. Hoping that it’s budding flowers turn into fruit. The flowers are so lovely and are a happy sight for all of us lovers of feijoas 🙂
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I’m hopeful too — I love feijoas!
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Beautiful flower. Beautiful song. Heartbreaking life she had. Hope the plant survives, Su.
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Thanks Lois. Agreed — she was an amazing woman with a tragic story.
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Let’s hope that the weatherman is wrong and your beautiful feijoa trees will not lose its flowers.
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Thanks Peter. The weather was a bit wild, but the flowers seem to have survived.
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I bet these blossoms smell sweetly!
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Oddly, they don’t have much scent at all.
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Oh, and a big thank you for the appropriately presented Stormy Weather…..
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😀
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What a beauty and love the raindrops. It looks to be a tougher flower than the usual spring blossom so hope it survives.
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I’ve been out to check this morning and it’s looking fine. I think you’re right about it being hardy.
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You captured the beauty of the color and flower, Su!
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I enjoy seeing all the plants/flowers that I don’t know from around us. Rain can be devastating to buds and flowers. Lilacs, for instance, are beautiful but it seems that rain ruins the flowers almost immediately. We have to enjoy each of these beauties while we can!
janet
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Beautiful, hope it survives and you get a good crop. I love feijoas and miss them over here, we had a hedge of them in Auckland.
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I missed them too when we lived in the UK. There were about the only thing from “home” we could never get. In fact most Brits had never heard of them.
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We don’t get them over here much and when we do they are very expensive
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ANOTHER GREAT POST SU, CHINA
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Reblogged this on LIVING THE DREAM.
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beautiful flowers
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These flowers are so beautiful and your photo shows then so well.
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Thank you Amanda 🙏
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