Ajisai in Kamakura
Ajisai flowers have bloomed in Kamakura. Crowded as always but still nice to walk around and visit all the temples.
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Ajisai flowers have bloomed in Kamakura. Crowded as always but still nice to walk around and visit all the temples.
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The big purple/blue/pink flowers are called hydrangea in USA. They do much better there in the Laos wild, but are good when purchased at the garden store in the San Fernando Valley. They do not do as well in the desert climate of my backyard.
Comment by bioLouis — 7/24/2012 @ 7:48 amWith over 6000 introduced species in terra australis im sure 1 more wuldnt hurt. Then u can hav 1 adapted to desert climes and put it in ur bkyard
Comment by Ken — 8/3/2012 @ 3:50 am