I guess what we call rose of sharon is a hibiscus in bush or tree form. Mine is about ten feet tall. And at least that thick through. It is pure white with a deep wine throat. A dozen feet away is another but this new one is the same color as your picture.
Hiya Jilly, This particular lavender pink looks so good against the verdigris shade of green on the shutters behind. Lovely combination and so sharp. You wouldn't be a friend and help me choose a lens for my new camera, would you? I have done little else besides reading reviews these past few days and my eyes have gone square.
Hibiscus in the Old Town.
Beautiful Hibiscus Jilly.
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Costas
fleur de saison, elles sont tres belles
ReplyDeleteBeautiful composition of the pinks and greens against the green shutters, and white walls.
ReplyDeleteLovely quote to go with your photo.
Joanny
Umm! Such a lovely flower and lovely colours!
ReplyDeleteWe love purple hibiscus flowers and have some in our back yard in Arizona.
ReplyDeleteI guess what we call rose of sharon is a hibiscus in bush or tree form. Mine is about ten feet tall. And at least that thick through. It is pure white with a deep wine throat. A dozen feet away is another but this new one is the same color as your picture.
ReplyDeleteHiya Jilly,
ReplyDeleteThis particular lavender pink looks so good against the verdigris shade of green on the shutters behind.
Lovely combination and so sharp.
You wouldn't be a friend and help me choose a lens for my new camera, would you? I have done little else besides reading reviews these past few days and my eyes have gone square.
Joco
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Jx
Beautiful!!! Love the color of the flowers!
ReplyDeleteoh we had these when we lived in south Florida but here we must keep in large pots and bring them in when it gets cooler. Lovely composition Jilly!
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