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Echinopsis flowers

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29th June
29th June
30th June
30th June
Had a few flowers over the last couple of days!
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Just a few!
Lovely.
Brightens this poor summer weather
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Thanks Terry (or should that be Danke?!)

Been busy with the paintbrush too - Oracle crossed with Maria Piazza and the two Ruffles hybrids crossed repeatedly!
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Super display!
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Either will do. Although it's a while since I was last in Germany.

Today's unnamed pair have had a dalliance at 05h00. I'm hoping that a notable will suggest a name for the white/magenta. I'm thinking Anastasia but will bow to a more informed person.
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el48tel wrote: ↑Thu Jun 30, 2022 9:46 am Either will do. Although it's a while since I was last in Germany.

Today's unnamed pair have had a dalliance at 05h00. I'm hoping that a notable will suggest a name for the white/magenta. I'm thinking Anastasia but will bow to a more informed person.
(tu)
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Very smart flowers! (tu)
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Great mix of colours there, and its so much more striking when they are all open at once! (tu)
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Thanks all. Been a cracking display for the last two days. Back down to the odd one or two again for a while after this glut!
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Super display Ed. There's some great colours there👍
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