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A Walk At Duthie Park Winter Garden, Aberdeen

FLOWERS LOVER...

Definitely not me, I mean I am not one who knows about gardening, flowers or planting.  I only see and admire them... "ooohh... ahhhh... "  That's me... but not one who have knowledge like my friend, Florence has.  She knows almost everything in this Winter Garden, she gave me a guided tour, what these flowers are called, the leaves that lives on air... etc. etc... oh dear, now I forget almost everything already! 

Alright, what was I babbling about?  Well, one fine morning or was it noon... despite of her daily busyness, Mary took us to David Welch Winter Gardens at Duthie Park, it is one of Europe's largest indoor gardens and Scotland's third most visited gardens.  It boasts a beautiful floral paradise all year round, with many rare and exotic plants on show from all around the world.  Entrance is free and my friend, Florence was the happiest lady the moment she entered into the Gardens!  LOL...
I only know know to get my photos taken only... 
When it comes to names, this student failed terribly.... 

I don't know what these flowers are called... not even one of them... 
Florence, I am so sorry, my memory is really bad!
I only know they are simply fascinating and beautiful... 
Duthie Park Winter Garden is worth making a visit to!

Comments

  1. Such a beautiful garden and to think that the entrance is free! How nice!

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  2. What beautiful festival! Talking about winter, it was the Winter Solstice Festival yesterday. I guess you did not get to eat those tang yuan glutinous rice balls there...unless our friend, Mary did make some?

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  3. I know what a few of them are. And you match quite a few with your pink coat!

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  4. I love flowers too and in spite of that, I don't know many of the names!

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  5. An indoor garden! With so many colourful flowers! So beautiful!

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  6. Lovely park with equally lovely beds of flowers. :D

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  7. Though I love n admire beautiful flowers, I too am not good in knowing their names.

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