Lookin' Out My Back Door...

[Not1CentMore 10]

Yeppers, looks like Fall has fell. Love the colors, but not the cooler temps. Tree line starts about 15-feet from the back door and nothing but 'critters' for miles. Gotta love the 'boonies'!

 

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Ruthie

[geewhizz 20]

​Lovely Ruthie.

[JohnBenn 10]

Nice.

Getting nice and green over here.

[WATCHES 24 SEVEN 10]

Love the tree Ruthie. Greetings Sakkie

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[lilythepink 10]

Thanks for the beautiful pictures, Ruthie. Good for the soul they are.

[Cold Sea 0]

Madiba King Protea

 

This king protea, named Madiba, is also in my backyard. It is about four years old and flowered for the first time this year. Thought I would share this very pretty flower.

 

 

 

Derick

Edited November 3, 2013 by Cold Sea

[Pierre_Henri 10]

This king protea, named Madiba, is also in my backyard. It is about four years old and flowered for the first time this year. Thought I would share this very pretty flower.

 

 

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Derick

 

 

Superb pics Derick - you should send them to WEG or Getaway!

 

Pierre

[lilythepink 10]

This king protea, named Madiba, is also in my backyard. It is about four years old and flowered for the first time this year. Thought I would share this very pretty flower.

 

 

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Derick

 

Wow - these are really well-coloured for King Proteas! They are stunning.

 

By the way, do you know that if you want cut Proteas to last and not to shed their "feathers", just put 200ml glycerine per 500 ml in the first water in the vase. Leaves and flowers will dry beautifully and can be used as dry arrangements. In most instances the flowers keep their colours.

[Cold Sea 0]

Wow - these are really well-coloured for King Proteas! They are stunning.

 

By the way, do you know that if you want cut Proteas to last and not to shed their "feathers", just put 200ml glycerine per 500 ml in the first water in the vase. Leaves and flowers will dry beautifully and can be used as dry arrangements. In most instances the flowers keep their colours.

 

Thanks for the tip Lilythepink. It was a pleasant surprise to see them, so I left them to finish flowering. I will follow your advice next year hopefully.

[Not1CentMore 10]

This king protea, named Madiba, is also in my backyard. It is about four years old and flowered for the first time this year. Thought I would share this very pretty flower.

 

 

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Derick

 

So pretty. Fall has its own beauty... as do all seasons, but I sure do miss the 'colors' of spring / summer.

 

Ruthie