I just noticed this cream-colored hibiscus with a red throat for the first time–two blooms in among a bush with a profusion of bright coral blooms. It is on a good-sized bush that has woven itself into the fabric of the other even larger bush, so must have been there for a long time as I haven’t planted hibiscus along that wall for over ten years. Where has it been hiding all these years? Or is it I who have been hiding? This period of forced isolation has revealed some amazing secrets about my back garden and after all these years I am beginning to feel that instead of this house belonging to me that I belong to it.
For Cee’s FOTD
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It’s a beautiful surprise!
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Oh a new favorite for me. 😀 😀
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You and I have as many new favorites as a kid in an ice cream parlor. (Or us in an ice cream parlor.) And I don’t know how that “orange” got in there. I definitely meant to type “red.” Changed now.
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A lovely bloom.
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