I liked the way the closed-up fallen blooms look on the concrete, which I like to call Tampons of Sharon:
Wednesday, 7 August 2013
Earlier today, I put up a picture of a big, plate-sized, pink hibiscus, and wildswan wanted to know whether that wasn't what you call Rose of Sharon. It turns out — as I quoted Wikipedia over there to say — that Rose of Sharon is a name used for a particular type of hibiscus, and I associate the name with a smaller flower, clustered on a shrub like this:
I liked the way the closed-up fallen blooms look on the concrete, which I like to call Tampons of Sharon:
I liked the way the closed-up fallen blooms look on the concrete, which I like to call Tampons of Sharon:
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