My Photos, My Small Stones Poetry Stone # 16 Gallery January 17, 2012 Jo Bryant 16 Comments I hear the purple as it floats by in the sunlight’s slow moving current diving in eyes closed the smell seeps in to all the pores of my skin *** I’m taking part in the January 2012 River of Stones. For more Stones from day 16 click here. *** My other stones so far… Stone # 1 Stone # 2 Stone # 3 Stone # 4 Stone # 5 Stone # 6 Stone # 7 Stone # 8 Stone # 9 Stone # 10 Stone # 11 Stone # 12 Stone # 13 Stone # 14 Stone # 15 Stone # 16 Stone # 17 Stone # 18 Stone # 19 *** -40.900557 174.885971 Advertisements Rate this:Share this:Share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Click to email (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading...
So rich and sensual! What is the plant please? the leaves look like an ivy pelargonium but the flowers, more like a lobelia or even a salvia. LikeLike Reply
So glad you like it – I can’t find out what it is. The plant was a gift years ago. Will have to take a sample to a nursery to find out – watch this space and I’ll let you know !! 🙂 LikeLike Reply
Very, very beautiful… Shared with my husband, who also loved the natural light… Exquisite! LikeLike Reply
Not sure as yet – I am going to take a sprig to a nursery one day and ask…but orchid – no. LikeLike Reply
Beautiful picture and words, Jo. I almost thought your plant was a salvia, too, but I think it is a Plectranthus, also called a Mona Lavender. LikeLike Reply
I’ll have to do some more research and find out what it is…so happy to hear you liked this one !! LikeLike Reply
Wow, this is beautiful!
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Thank you Cecelia !!
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So rich and sensual!
What is the plant please? the leaves look like an ivy pelargonium but the flowers, more like a lobelia or even a salvia.
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So glad you like it – I can’t find out what it is. The plant was a gift years ago. Will have to take a sample to a nursery to find out – watch this space and I’ll let you know !!
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Very, very beautiful… Shared with my husband, who also loved the natural light… Exquisite!
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Thank you so much – that means a lot to me !!!
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Once again, you didn’t disappoint. Lovely
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And once again you thoughts are both kind and appreciated…
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mmmmm…frosted, sugar air….:)
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Yummy – I like the way you think…
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It’s really beautiful!! I super love the bright colours! Is it an orchid?
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Not sure as yet – I am going to take a sprig to a nursery one day and ask…but orchid – no.
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beautiful!
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Thank you Joshi…
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Beautiful picture and words, Jo. I almost thought your plant was a salvia, too, but I think it is a Plectranthus, also called a Mona Lavender.
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I’ll have to do some more research and find out what it is…so happy to hear you liked this one !!
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