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Flower Photo: Yellow Asiatic Lily

Yellow Asiatic Lily Flower Photo By Aquariann

Remember the yellow Asiatic lily Ogre planted in a pot for me back in 2013? Last year it multiplied into several yellow lilies ... and this year I captured a photograph of the first one just starting to bloom after a huge rain storm!

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Comments

  1. Ooooh...I love a good rainstorm!! What a gorgeous bloom you get to enjoy!!

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  2. Love the hibiscus photo. SOmething about it with the sky in the background that appeals to me =)

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  3. Love the colors. I love the air smell after a good rain.

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  4. Lovely photos and colours :-)

    Have a bloomingtastic week :-)

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  5. Such a pretty capture with all the raindrops!

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  6. I always love raindrops on petals and leaves of flowers, they make such beautiful photos!!

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  7. It is a lovely capture.Really attractive with rain drops on.

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  8. The raindrops make it special!

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  9. Beautiful lily.

    http://joycelansky.blogspot.com/2015/06/wordlesswednesday-fathers-day-gift-fail.html

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  10. Fantastic picture! Love it when there is dew on grass and flowers!

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