Some of the late flowers
C. parvifolium- a somewhat rare species
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Cumari Bolinha, Wild- not sure of the species of this one yet
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Ulupica x pubescens- a cross I started experimenting with a few years back.
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I am retired and have been doing a lot of hiking with my dog Kelley. Kelley has done all the peaks in Acadia National Park as well as those in Camden and the Donnell Pond and Monteville area. We have also done Big and Little Moose, Petit Manan and the Cutler Coast. We hope that other hikers will share hikes they have enjoyed.
Nice closeups. Glad to hear from you again; 5 days off had us worried. Happy for Kelley; at least one of you gets to romp.
ReplyDeleteHi John! Fantastic pictures! As always!
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Hi JohnW
ReplyDeleteThanks for your concern. I'm fine-just not much to write about.
Hi Mats
Thanks for nice comments.
After further discussion with Mats about Cumri I searched out others I had grown and realized how different the flowers were. I posted them here http://c2cpeppers.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=display&board=pp&thread=2248
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