On December 27, 2019, we lucky denizens of the Florida panhandle are enjoying temperatures in the mid-70’s. I’ve seen lizards skittering about and bees pollinating plants, but they all refused to remain still for a photo.
My front yard has some gorgeous pink flowers that accommodated me, though. I’m calling this photo, “Is this a Camellia?”
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Wow, that’s a cool colour! Just to think I shovelled snow today, not much, but snow!
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Thank you! I do not miss the snow.
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I do believe that is a Camellia, I have a few in my own garden, they will flower in early spring. So many colours and varieties but always what I call a generous plant with many many blooms. Enjoy.
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Thanks! They are just beautiful. I can’t quite get used to bright flowers in winter.
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That’s beautiful! I can’t wait for spring and pops of colour. It’s too grey and dreary here in the UK!
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Living in Florida does have its perks!
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