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Happy Fence Friday, ipernity survivors and perseverers!!

Pasiflora. My Mum's garden again!
Despite some sour and peevish comments many of us received from an unexpected source (unexpected to me anyway!), let's make this terrific site flourish!!
'Surely it is better to light one candle than to curse the darkness!'
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Wierd Folkersma said:

HFF Andy!
6 years ago

Andy Rodker said:

Thanks, Wierd!!
6 years ago ( translate )

Mario Vargas said:

sharp and beautie
6 years ago

Kama 56 said:

Des fleurs que j'aime beaucoup
6 years ago ( translate )

raingirl said:

my understanding is that this is a really ancient flower. i used to have one growing on the side of our house - then someone cleaning up the yard in the fall/winter actually pulled it out of the ground. so sad, and i haven't replaced it yet. so thank for showing me your mom's! it is beautiful and i love how the fence adds to the photo.
6 years ago

Andy Rodker replied to raingirl:

A pity. I would plant another as soon as possible!. There are many different varieties to choose from but this one is the most traditional. It will grow quickly in the right environment.
If possible, plant it a little bit away from the wall and train it onto it and also if possible don't plant it in exactly the same spot as the old one due to the possibility of lingering germs in the soil. But it if it was yanked out as you say, rather than succumbing to disease, you might be OK planting it in the same spot.
Well, it worked for me a few times!
Best wishes,
Andy
6 years ago

Peter_Private_Box said:

Hi Andy,

A wonderful shot of a busy English garden, and a flower I do not remember seeing before.

Best Wishes and HFF
Peter
6 years ago

Andy Rodker replied to Peter_Private_Box:

Hi Peter, I bet you will now see passion flowers all over the place!!!
Best wishes, Andy
6 years ago

Erhard Bernstein said:

HFF - great flowers ...!
6 years ago

Tanja - Loughcrew said:

Fence of passion ;) HFF Andy!
6 years ago ( translate )

Pam J said:

•The stigmas representing the 3 Nails used in the Crucifixion.

•The style, the sponge used to moisten Christ's lips with vinegar.

•The five stamens the color of blood depict the 5 Wounds that Christ received.

•The 72 corona filaments tipped with blood red, were described as reflecting the traditional number of thorns in the crown of thorns.

•The central column- against which He was scourged.

•The ten sepals and petals represent the 10 Apostles (excluded are Judas and Peter).

•The spiraled tendrils-the lash of Christ's Scourging

•The leaves- the head of the Centurion's Spear.The under-side of the leaves were marked with dark spots to represent the thirty pieces of silver.

•The round fruit- The World Christ came to save.The fragrance - The Spices prepared by the Holy Women
6 years ago

Andy Rodker replied to Pam J:

I never equated the name to all of this! I live and learn every day!
Thank you Pam!
6 years ago

Marie-Claire said:

De superbes fleurs que j'aime :)
6 years ago ( translate )

Andy Rodker said:

Larry,
Mario,
Kama,
Raingirl,
Peter,
Erhard,
Tanja,
Pam,
Marie-Claire.
Thank you all!
6 years ago ( translate )

Ulrich John said:

HFF, Andy ! Have a nice Friday !
6 years ago ( translate )