Looking forward to seeing these flowers glisten again in the typical CA, sunshine-y weather. These flowers are still in bloom these cold days since they bloom through fall and into winter. They are evergreen shrubs native of Japan. Their large, fluffy petals and yellow center remind me of sunshine and lemonade.
Thank you Cee for hosting and hope you have a happy and healthy start to March! Spring will be here in 20 days.
Readers, thank you for stopping by! Appreciate your support and you being here. Take care and stay well. 🙂
14 responses to “Fotd: 2-28-’23. Camellia Sasanqua”
Just gorgeous! I have a dark pink out at the moment and a white one, ‘trying’. Don’t ask me for their Sunday names.
Since your husband is a landscape designer, you must see, hear, and know much about different flowers. The pink must be delightfully pretty. One of my monochrome Monday photos is a photo of Camellia Sasanqua…taken yesterday. except drenched in rain.
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These look like very happy flowers!
Sunshine and lemonade – both reasons to smile. What gorgeous flowers. 😁
These flowers are hardy! When it’s sunny, these flowers look pretty with their colors and gorgeous drape.
By springtime, Chris should be home. 😀
Hope her recovery is swift and she’ll be home by then! So rough to go through emergency surgery and rehab.
So pretty!
Thank you! I hope you are having a good last day of February.
Same to you!
That’s so beautiful Esther!
Thank you! These are beautiful blooms. In warmer days, they stand out among the greens.
I hope to see one some day – they were new to me.