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Some kangaroo paw flowers and a couple of Asian lilies

By happypalms
3 hours ago in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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This spring has to be the best spring for growth on plants I have seen in a lot of years. Mother Nature has got right this season. Excellent rainfall with lots of electrical storms mild temperatures of daily averages of around 25 degrees Celsius. Perfect weather for growing and planting plants especially palms. But the flowers are sneaking up behind the palms about to steal the show with there colours not wanting to be out done by the palms.