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Behind the porch railing...
Posted by Judy (Brooksville, Florida, United States) on 10 January 2008 in Plant & Nature and Portfolio.
Our Hibiscus was covered during the two cold nights and the flowers toward the house survived, in spite of the front taking a 'hit' from the frost. Fortunately here in Florida, it will recover and come back!
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Japanalia from Yokohama, Japan
Glad to hear that the hibiscus is fine! My Pet Hibiscus is hibernating, making lots of leaves and growing, but no flowers!
Gabriela
10 Jan 2008 9:00am
@Japanalia: Well, this was on the house side of the plant; the street side is more than "hibernating" but it will come back!
Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada
You've taken a marvelous photo of it...stunning in fact
10 Jan 2008 4:16pm
@Lorraine: Thanks, Lorraine. I love their pretty 'faces'.
Marion from Nanaimo, BC, Canada
Very beautiful image Judy. Must be nice to live where hibiscus grow. from your friend in the wet, cold climate. Marion
10 Jan 2008 8:03pm
@Marion: Thank you, Marion ...... it's such fun to share our photos!!!
Barbara from Florida, United States
You framed this well Judy. I love the combination of colors. It appears healthy after such a cold that hit. Very nice.
10 Jan 2008 8:11pm
@Barbara: The house side of the plant did well; the street side suffered, but as we know, it will come back!
Porcsin from Debrecen, Hungary
Nice picture! We can see this flower in a spaecial composition, we can see the back of the flower! ACE!
10 Jan 2008 9:39pm
@Porcsin: Thank you 'Porcsin' ... yes, I showed you the protected side of the flower - the one toward our house.
@clarence: Mine too, Clarence; thank you.
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