We've often stayed in Bicheno on the east coast of Tasmania by the sea. It's a sweet coastal town about 1 hour and 40 minutes from home.
We usually stay in a caravan park, or at one of my 2nd cousins house when he's home which is not often. Few times we have stayed with eldest sons wife's parents parked on their front lawn when they lived in Bicheno, these days they don't live there.
Of course I'm referring to staying in our caravan at those times.
The flowers are next door to where daughter in laws parents lived.
Azalea above and a Waratah below.
Above is a Pelargonium below is a Callistemon.
Beautiful flowers. Don't think I have seen these flowers here.
ReplyDeleteProbably a great difference in the climate as to why you haven’t seen them.
DeleteHello! :)
ReplyDeletevery interesting post. I read it with pleasure. you write very interestingly and your posts are very inspiring :) if you want, we can visit each other or observe our blogs :)
Greetings from Poland!
Thank you.
DeleteThe flowers are very pretty.
ReplyDeleteI like them too..I don’t often post flower photos.
DeleteLoving the floral display. I do wish that I could grow waratahs. I have tried and failed and no longer buy the plants to kill.
ReplyDeleteHappens to the best of us :) we can’t grow one at our house.
DeleteThe flowers are lovely - I have a very large Callistemon in my garden, but I shall not see it in flower again until next June.
ReplyDeleteA while to wait then Rosemary.
DeleteBloomin' beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks..
DeleteYes! WHat Andrew said!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks.
DeleteWonderful, vibrant colours to start my day.
ReplyDeleteGood.
DeleteBeautiful flowers
ReplyDeleteThanks.
DeleteThe colors of the flowers are mesmerizing!
ReplyDeleteVivid colours.
DeleteOh so pretty
ReplyDeleteThey sure are Jo-Anne
DeleteBeautiful flowers, I especially loved the 2nd one, I think I had never seen it.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice and happy weekend
Hugs and all the best
The second one is a native of Tasmania, New South Wales and Victoria and the flower is called a Waratah (Telopea).
DeleteTake care Maria.
Maravillosas todas Margaret. Y preciosa la de tu cabecera.
ReplyDeleteBuen fin de semana. Y cuídate.
Un abrazo.
Thank you Laura and now I've changed the header again today :)
DeleteLovely red flowers.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Thanks E. It is certainly a beautiful native flower.
DeletePreciosas flores, me encantan. Besos.
ReplyDeleteThanks, they are pretty.
DeleteUnas imagenes magníficas. Buen trabajo
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
DeletePerfect red flowers, love there natural.
ReplyDeleteYes they are very natural Bob :)
DeleteThe second flower is wonderful. Is this popular in your area?
ReplyDeleteOften see the flower in the second photo in some gardens, it's a native plant and need the right conditions.
DeleteWe used to have one growing but it died and was spindly.
Hello Margaret,
ReplyDeleteVery nice pictures. So special to see all these beautiful flowers with their bright colors.
Greetings, Marco
Thanks, hopefully the photos brightness up peoples day.
DeleteI love these beautiful flowers !
ReplyDeleteTake care of yourself dear friend !
Thank you Ela..they are pretty flowers but then what flower isn't pretty :)
Deleteoh these flowers lighten up my day dear Margaret :)
ReplyDeleteparents of your daughter in law live near such pretty place filled with delightful blooms ,few are totally unfamiliar to me
Flowers of all types and kinds are always lovely to see Baili..
DeleteDaughter in laws parents don't live there now they live not far from where I live :)
How fortunate your daughter in law's parents were to see such lovely blooms. Do they still live there?
ReplyDeleteNo they have moved to live not that far from where we live now Beatrice.
DeleteWhat joy.
ReplyDeleteThese flowers are beautiful.
All the best Jan
They are indeed Jan.
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