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Flower Photo: Anemone Mum, 'Snowfall'

White Anemone Mum Photo by Aquariann

Dreams of White Christmases rarely come true in Delaware. The Weather Channel is predicting sunshine with a high of 47 degrees this Sunday. Thus I am sharing snow that won't melt today - an anemone mum named "Snowfall" I photographed while visiting Longwood Gardens during the Chrysanthemum Festival last month. Have a fairy, merry Christmas!

Featured Flower Picks:
Jingle Bell Berries Photo by @lifenreflection Winter Macro by Princess Bubbles Hydrangea Photo by @vere_dit
Jingle Bell • Winter Macro • Hydrangea

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Comments

  1. My grandmother used to plant Chrysanthemums!!!
    Happy New year!!!

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  2. Looks beautiful lovely colour :-)

    We rarely get a white Christmas in London Either :-)

    Happy New Year

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  3. Thanks for the beautiful flower photo. I've never seen that type of flower before.

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  4. What a cool flower! Happy New Year to you - thanks for being such a vital part of our WW community at Create With Joy! :-)

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  5. Kristin, Thank you for joining the 4M dance party! White Chrysanthemums called Snowfall is a perfect name. We rarely get snow at Christmas here in East Tennessee. In fact, our weather was warmer than y'alls Christmas Day. It was in the 60s. Crazy, right? I'm not complaining because I know cold conditions are a comin'....like by the week's end. I hope you had a joyful Christmas and may God bestow His blessings upon you in the coming new year with good health, happiness, and success in all you do! God bless! Now, if you wanna dance a little this morning then pop over for Something About December & More Monday Mewsic! ;)

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  6. No snow here in middle TN. either, but I love your unique flower share! Happy New Year.

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  7. the flowers look dreamy indeed...happy holiday and happy new year for you and your family

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  8. Those are beautiful! I love that delicate yellow! That picture should be on a greeting card.

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  9. My mother loved those and had them everywhere! Happy New Year!

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  10. Lovely variety of chrysanthemum!
    Thank you for linking up with the Floral Friday Fotos meme.

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  11. What a perfect flower to share today! We still haven't seen any snow down here in MD! Hope you're having a great winter so far!

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  12. I have never seen those before. How beautiful!

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  13. Nice flowers & such short little petals

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