Fireworks on a stick?
Rather, these would be papyrus.
These wonderfully green plants are tall and stately and a nice change of scenery in the garden.
The brugsmansia is on its fifth flush of fragrant (only at night) blooms.
The way they hang resembles a two-tiered umbrella of blooms, fifteen in all.
One of my favorites- the hyrangeas when they are deeply antiqued:
And last, but not least, isn't this the oddest flower you've ever seen? No, I did not grow these, but just had to show you!
This is a Green Eye rose.It is not fragrant and has no thorns.
I look forward to seeing how we use them in centerpieces this weekend.
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Love those pictures of the papyrus, and those green eye roses are very unusual, I never seen them before, but beautiful!
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Thank you for sharing. The magic of nature's design never ceases to amaze me.
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Very interesting photos and flowers! Wow, I never knew there was a green-eyed rose!
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Suzanne in NW Illinois
That green eyed rose is a scene stealer for certain. My peach brugmansia are on a blooming break- thank you for sharing yours.
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