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| Coral Azaleas, Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok All Rights Reserved (Click on image for larger view) Clusters of red azaleas poke through openings in a wrought iron fence to greet walkers. Azaleas were first brought from Japan to the United States in the 1800's to Magnolia Gardens, just up the river from Charleston. Today many varieties flourish throughout the Lowcountry. |
Saturday, March 23, 2013
Azalea Clusters
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Very pretty flowers. A sign of spring?
ReplyDeleteI love azaleas, this adorable flower reminds me mommy's house in Brazil!Thanks for these lights and colors to my day! :)
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Léia
Wonderful red and light
ReplyDeleteElegant and delicate. Nice focus.
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Good to be greeted azaleas through an iron fence the way they always look like water. Thanks for your input didactic with photos recently were surprised that I knew what was Spanish moss, I learned it on my blog.
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very nice. when i see azaleas, i begin to think of the Masters coming up.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers. I noticed a lot of them in Canada and also in Seoul, two years ago.
ReplyDeleteThe red of the flowers is dazzling, and really jumps off the page against the dark background.
ReplyDeletegorgeous colours, perfect dof ... but please tell me this from last year!
ReplyDeletewe're still buried in snow, without any spring flowers in sight ...
they sure look beautiful, nice capture.
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