The theme of this week’s WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge is PURE.
The white in these flowers from my garden is about as pure as can be.
Gardenia
New Guinea Impatiens
Annual vinca
Hydrangea
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About johnvic8
John Viccellio retired after 24 years in the U. S. Navy and began to dig into gardening when he could finally land in one place. He completed the Master Gardener course in 1992 and has since designed and constructed two of his own gardens. He wrote a monthly garden column for ten years and was a regular contributor to Carolina Gardener magazine. John published his first book, Guess What's in My Garden!, in 2014.
He lives in a retirement community in Matthews, NC.
Well kept flowers and great shots.
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Thank you, Valentina. Two of them had just opened.
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Mr. Kleen like shotZ! 🙂 luv ❤ dat' furst one 🙂
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Thanks.
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Can’t beat beautiful white flowers in a garden.
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Thanks, Susie. I agree.
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Wonderful pictures John, those “pure” whites certainly stand out… all except that one with a bit of red in the center…just joking!
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Please forgive the red dot; it comes with the flower and I don’t have photoshop.:-)
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White flowers are the epitome of “pure!” Beautiful shots!
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I’m glad that you liked them. This is a time for white in my garden.
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This is truly a great answer to the theme. Those flowers are pure white~amazing.
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Thanks for your kind comment.
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Beautiful – I love white flowers – they reflect light and smell the best. Good response to the challenge. https://southamptonoldlady.wordpress.com
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Thank you. White really does shine in the garden.
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These are gorgeous! Can’t even begin to imagine how much work it takes to take care of these beauties 🙂
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Thank you. Actually I have things organized well enough that the work load is low.
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White is always a refreshing color in a garden. It makes the other colors all the more vibrant. Nice to showcase white.
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Thanks, Donna. I always thought of myself as a “pink” lover, but I have surprised myself in the amount of white. You are right about its role in the garden.
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Beautiful choice! I love the colours and the light on the last photo.
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Thank you, Sandra. Glad you liked it.
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Oh, those are beautiful flowers, especially the one with the pink star in the middle. They look like bridal bouquet flowers. Just so pretty. 🙂
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We had gardenias in our wedding flowers…all those many years ago.
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They are beautiful. 🙂
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By the way, thank you for liking my Pure post. 🙂
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You are indeed welcome…and back at you.
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Beautiful! Thank you for visiting my page as well!
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Thank you. Blessings on your family and your ministry.
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Such lovely white. Beautiful.
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Thanks, Amy.
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Beautiful! As you know, I am fond of white flowers – especially in shady spaces. I like the creamy sort of white, which your flowers tend to have.
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Thanks, Jason. Glad we are on the same page.
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I’m a sucker for hydrangea! They were in my wedding bouquet. I just added annual vinca to my collection of flower pots. They have proven to be quite hardy. Beautiful flowers abound in your gardens. Thanks for liking my photo challenge response so that I could find your blog!
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Thanks, DRW. Annual vinca has turned out to be a very reliable plant here, and it comes in lots of colors. Love the photo of your daughter amongst the chicks.
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¡¡ ENHORABUENA ¡¡ las flores y las fotos son preciosas. Eres un artista.
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Muchas gracias
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