Monday, July 20, 2015

Look What I Found In My Back Yard

Isn't she a beauty?
I've never had a hibiscus before and didn't realize what it was until it started blooming.
Faux Paw posing below.

 
The Crape Myrtle in the front yard.
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  1. You're growing cats in your garden - that's amazing!

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    1. Yup, she came down in the rain. grin.

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  2. we have tons of hibisci flos here, always looks lovely in the summer... but I hate it in my tea :)

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    1. Not sure I've had it in tea...

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    2. it's one of the most popular teas here in Europe, has metalic taste and is filled with vitamin C, and has dark raspberry colour. They usually mix it with rosehip tea and aromas to make fruit teas

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    3. I've heard of it. Just haven't tried it. If it weren't for the metalic taste it sounds pretty good.

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  4. A cat and a flower, cat will win.

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    1. Yeah, but the flowers are a close second....

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  5. Cute pic of Faux Paw (love the name) with the flower. Looks like the dense leaves will form a nice, cool shady spot.

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  6. Beautiful flower! And I like your cat, Pretty face.

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    1. Thanks, Elizabeth:) She's pushing fourteen.

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  7. What beautiful flowers. And the cat matches perfectly!

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    1. Thanks, Steph:) She thinks she's photogenic:)

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    1. Thanks, Madilyn:) How's your day gone?

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  9. Love the colour of the hibiscus. Now Faux Paw obviously needed to be photographed

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    1. Hi, Birgit. She seemed to think so:)

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  10. hello new friend! love the flowers AND cat pix!

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  11. Hello New Friend:) Thanks for taking the time to stop by. I appreciate the follow and the comments.

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  12. The flower is lovely, I've always been fascinated by flowers. I read that the hibiscus holds many healing properties. Pretty cat...

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    1. Thanks, True. I love hibiscus and was thrilled to discover I had some. Maybe Dez would know about the healing properties. He mentioned a hib tea.

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  13. Oh kitty! hello there! :) My little ones would love to play!!

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    1. Hi Anna, She doesn't do to much playing anymore but she sashays a lot:)

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