After being inspired by Bushboy’s September square images (and many other photographers who join in with this challenge) I had to contribute to Becky’s Square Photo Challenge: In the Pink
Today I am featuring Mandevilla at night:
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If you want to join in:
The theme for squares this month is ‘In the Pink‘ and the one rule as always is that your main photograph must be square.
Squares is a daily challenge – keep your photo square – and pingback with #In the Pink
Thanks Becky- appreciate the warm reception and I feel like I know you a little from seeing your comments at a few different blogs – and I hear ya on the dormant period – let’s embrace them when they come and Remember how important they are for better blooms maybe…
(EN) Love the same flower and plant but I call it “dipladenia”.It needs the proper soil and climate, maybe that’s the “dormant days” issue as well.Happy gardening Y😉
(IT) Amo lo stesso fiore e pianta ma lo chiamo”dipladenia”.Ha bisogno del suolo e clima adatti, forse è anche quello il problema dei “giorni di riposo”. Buon giardinaggio Y 😉
That’s a beautiful pink flower! 🙂 hey how did you know pink was my fav color? 😦
Did I expose that about myself unknowingly? Lol just kidding.
Blessings!
Thanks so much YC – and I have noticed that if people avoid taking a pause or a dormant season they end up having consequences or get a forced dormant season from not being mindful – something like that….
Gorgeous shot prior! Love any flower photo. I’ve more than a few photos from my world travels. Definitely could be onboard with this one. Rocking blog buddy 🙂
It is a pretty sight after being quiet for a while. Good analogy that can be applied to life in general. Sometimes you feel like nothing’s exciting or you’re going through a rut, and then all of a sudden something happens and you might get that brain wave or your life changes for the better 🙂
“Ruffled feathers and endless squawking over a minor difficulty is typical of a crow’s life. I lean back on the counter and realize that could be my line….”
I’m certainly like this, can’t wait for my next dormant period!!!
And a very very warm hello and welcome. Delighted you have joined us 😊
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Thanks Becky- appreciate the warm reception and I feel like I know you a little from seeing your comments at a few different blogs – and I hear ya on the dormant period – let’s embrace them when they come and Remember how important they are for better blooms maybe…
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Oh thank you ☺️
and yes I think dormant is better occasionally!
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Do people have dormant periods? 😹 Such a lovely picture!
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Thanks Linda and dromant periods depend on the person and area – ya know
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(EN) Love the same flower and plant but I call it “dipladenia”.It needs the proper soil and climate, maybe that’s the “dormant days” issue as well.Happy gardening Y😉
(IT) Amo lo stesso fiore e pianta ma lo chiamo”dipladenia”.Ha bisogno del suolo e clima adatti, forse è anche quello il problema dei “giorni di riposo”. Buon giardinaggio Y 😉
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Thanks for the tip forthemo and happy gardening to you too – although this year I have been a neglectful Gardener
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Very pretty. Epson salty& bonemeal. Who knew (well, you did).
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Well Google led me to the solution- I was about to ask my garden friend Woodland Gnome but Epsom salts kept coming up and it worked
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Epson salty& bone-meal — does this work for every plant?
Have a great day.
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Hi -not sure but I know those bone meal spikes are an elixir for most plants –
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Thanks, Yvette.
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Gorgeous!
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Thx 🌸🌸🌸🌸
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That’s a beautiful pink flower! 🙂 hey how did you know pink was my fav color? 😦
Did I expose that about myself unknowingly? Lol just kidding.
Blessings!
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A fab pink flower Yvette. The buds that hold a promise for tomorrow 🙂
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Those words fit the buds so well – promise and anticipation
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I think there are times when we need to take some break to evaluate, to refresh and come back. I guess that is true for many thing in life isn’t it.
Very nice square crop and the framing of flowers in the lower part of the picture. Yes, love that bright color too.
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Thanks so much YC – and I have noticed that if people avoid taking a pause or a dormant season they end up having consequences or get a forced dormant season from not being mindful – something like that….
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Gorgeous shot prior! Love any flower photo. I’ve more than a few photos from my world travels. Definitely could be onboard with this one. Rocking blog buddy 🙂
Ryan
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That looks like a fun challenge!
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So far so good – 🙂
and side note- your gravatar does not show up when I am on the reader now – but it seemed to last night:
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WordPress hates me. 😩
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I hope not – but I would agree that you are not the “golden child” – and the harshly pressed days come to mind
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Oh my that was a while ago! 😀
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🙂
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Good analogy, also very pretty flower 🙂
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It is a pretty sight after being quiet for a while. Good analogy that can be applied to life in general. Sometimes you feel like nothing’s exciting or you’re going through a rut, and then all of a sudden something happens and you might get that brain wave or your life changes for the better 🙂
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lovely pink, Y! thank you 🙂
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🙂
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Such a beautiful photo!
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Pretty. From this angle, it looks a bit like a pink morning glory 🙂
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wow – I see that now…. it really does
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Everything I try to grow doesn’t! 😩 That’s a pretty blossom!
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thanks amigo
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