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Eliza Waters 
Very pretty indeed.
Thank you, Anne.
What contrasts of color. Nature is amazing.
She surely is! Festive in all seasons. đ
Beautiful photo, Eliza!
Thank you, Leah!
Beautiful đ¤
Thank you, Saania!
My pleasure
Beautiful contrasts!
Thank you, Maria!
Thank you for sharing!
Echeveria??? Succulents grow year round at The Holler with minimal protection. Frost can cover but not kill them. I love them.
Taken at Huntington years ago, I failed to note the name, but may be Crassula capitella ‘Campfire.’
Green and red make such a great complement to each other. This is a lovely healthy plant and just the right color combo for the Christmas season. Nice healthy Crassula. Houseplant or do you have them in one of your gardens?
Thanks, Steve. I did choose the shot for its festive colors. đ Taken a few years back in a botanical garden in CA.
Very Nice Eliza! Love the colors and detail!
Thank you, Reed!
Beautiful shot.
Thank you, Judy.
Red tipped, like lipstick. If it was summer, I could picture a Katydid perched on top.
đ I’d like to see that.
Candles in nature’s church
Ah, nice thought! Thank you, Albert.
I think that’s Echeveria agavoides ‘Lipstick’, Eliza. It’s a beauty. You had me wondering if you’d acquired a heated greenhouse.
Ha! I wish. Thanks for the ID, which I never noted. I was too enthralled with all the sights to be seen at the Huntington! đ
(Ha, ha! & I wrote ‘red tipped like lipstick’ & wondered if it’s named that!)
Good guess!
I second Kris’ ID…and I too was shocked thinking “how is she growing that!?”
(and I get to visit the Huntington next week…so excited!)
Ooh, so envious! I love that place!
LOVE!
Thank you, Kathy! Happy Holidays!
It is almost festive in colour, very pretty.
Thank you, Karina!
Another Mandala !
đ I see it!
Very nice!
Thank you, Belinda!
Beautiful!
Thank you! đ
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Arresting!
Yes, indeed!
Fire flower…beautiful!đ
Thank you, Stormie!
I am touched by the wonders of your paradise Eliza!đ
Music to my ears, dear Storm! xo
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Beautiful!!
Thank you, Bernice!
Festive for the holidays!
Just what I thought! đ
I have never seen one like that. Wonderful red!
Thank you, Laurie. Not hardy here, it’d have to be brought inside in winter. I loved its rich colors!
So lovely and colourful, Christmas Colours.
Thank you, Karen. ‘Tis the Season. đ
Reblogged this on Purplerays.
Thank you for reblogging!
Reblogged this on dreamweaver333.
Thank you for reblogging!
They most always get a bit red, don’t they? The succulents in winter.
This was taken in southern California on a visit a few years ago. Not hardy here! đ