The Flowers Plus by CarolSassy

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Sep 30, 2009

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Okay, this is truly a 'show-off' picture. We grew two Pride of Barbados plants from seeds. The smallest of the two, the one we planted into the yard(too soon I think) got the first flower!! We planted my honey's rubber tree in the ground a couple of years ago, and it is finally getting used to it. We're planning to plant the larger Pride of Barbados into the ground in the spring. Just experimenting to see if it will flower faster since we let it grow larger in the pot first. No, we aren't real photography freaks, and I tried to keep the pictures as LARGE as possible so you could truly appreciate how pretty they are. Anyway, ENJOY! (: Yeah, yeah, I misspelled flourishing. lol q-: What can I say, it was early this morning.

Comments (24)

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Juliette.Gribnau

7:28AM | Wed, 30 September 2009

these flowers are magnificent.. and you captured them very well

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magnus073

7:46AM | Wed, 30 September 2009

They really are lovely Carol and you did a great job with this photo

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bloodnok

7:50AM | Wed, 30 September 2009

Thanks for sharing your garden with us.The Pride's not one I'm familiar with, so had to Google it. Nice if you have the climate for it. (Just one caution, since you're a grandmaman Carol -- from my Google reading, every part of this pretty plant is noxious if ingested.)

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THROBBE

7:59AM | Wed, 30 September 2009

Very pretty! Nice work!!!

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aureagle

8:03AM | Wed, 30 September 2009

v. nice n clean photos :)

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missouri

8:27AM | Wed, 30 September 2009

I don't know this plant, but it's so pretty, now I wish we could grow them here. Thanks for sharing your gorgeous flowers with us.

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sittingblue

9:00AM | Wed, 30 September 2009

I like 'em. The flowers are very pretty. So I put my tomatoes outside today. Maybe I'll put a picture up for you when they're flourishing. ;)

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bakapo

10:25AM | Wed, 30 September 2009

beautiful flowers, congratulations!

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pops

10:48AM | Wed, 30 September 2009

Great job Carol

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mgtcs

11:13AM | Wed, 30 September 2009

Lovely garden my friend and great shot!

MrsLubner

12:35PM | Wed, 30 September 2009

The P of B are really spectacular and it is amazing you started them from seed! And the rubber tree is taking off. My is suffering from last winter so I am guessing you are in a nice temporate climate. Outstanding gardening and wonderful collage!

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carlx

12:39PM | Wed, 30 September 2009

Very beautiful collage and flower!!! Excellent capture!!!

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RodolfoCiminelli

1:10PM | Wed, 30 September 2009

Excellent and creative collage my friend....!!!!

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farmerC

1:13PM | Wed, 30 September 2009

This is Shining work.

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Miska7

1:21PM | Wed, 30 September 2009

Very nice flowers! Great collage.

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jocko500

2:45PM | Wed, 30 September 2009

looking real good. happy they came out wonderful

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VDH

2:48PM | Wed, 30 September 2009

Beautiful flowers!

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MagikUnicorn

5:07PM | Wed, 30 September 2009

Beautiful & original

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jimw1

5:13PM | Wed, 30 September 2009

Beautiful flower Carol' its getting Close to Autumn (fall) over here and the Weather is getting colder so this is a sight wonderful to see......... Jim

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sontaeseok

1:06AM | Thu, 01 October 2009

flash composition^^golden flower work^^**

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DennisReed

12:13AM | Fri, 02 October 2009

Lovely Garden Carol!

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three_grrr

9:17PM | Sat, 03 October 2009

If I stuck a rubber tree in our yard, it would die over the winter. Love that Pride of Barbados plant, how big will it grow? I'm assuming it's a tropical too. Guess you don't live up north, do you, LOL

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