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This is so beautiful ❤ ❤
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Gosh, that is perfectly exquisite, and such a delicate colour too. Is it a Peony, may I ask?
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That particular bloom is why I bought the plant. Exquisite was the word that came to me too. It is a Ranunculus.
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Sounds like it should be a flower with magical powers in a Harry Potter story!
Beautiful!
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Perfect!
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Beautiful!
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Beautiful!
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Exquisitely delicate and balanced. Inspiration for a mandala? I enjoy the blurred yellow one in the background… A gentle pull on my eyes so they can move, let go, refocus and come back. I find the contrast between the two flowers adds a richness to the delicate balance.
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I love the way you describe things.
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Thanks Karuna
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