After the purple-blue of November's jacarandas, it's December and agapanthus season. They're everywhere, undaunted by the rainy days we've been having, glorious purple-blue with bud after bud opening on each flowerhead.
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1 comment:
Oh, you're back. Hello! I love agapanthus but they're a bit tender here, in cold winters.
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