A Little Tasmanian

It is a beautiful little flower Lyn – and I am annoyed at myself for not finding out it’s name! Many thanks for both your lovely comment – and the fav. :o))

It is gorgeous isn’t it. Thnks so much for your comment.

Thanks so much my friend.

Thanks so much Sharon.

Thanks so much Deborah.

Hi Annalisa – thankyou so much for your lovely comment – and the fav. I appreciate it so much.

Thanks heaps Lori. You share much af your country with me – here is a little of mine. :o))

Thanks so much Julia, both for your lovely comment, and the fav. :o))

Thankyou for that information. So greatly appreciated. It was planted in a garden of Tasmanian Natives, and I failed to ask the name. It ’s petals are very much like the everlasting daisy.
Thanks so much also for your lovely comment.

Thankyou so much for your lovely comment Trudy. It is a sweet little flower – so nicely planted in a bark garden. Thanks so much for the fav. my friend. :o))

Thanks so much Kira – both for your lovely comment – and the fav. :o))

Thankyou so much.

Thankyou so much for your kind words.

Thanks so much Rainy, both for your comment and the fav. :o))

Thankyou so much Karen.

Thankyou so much Joy :o))

They are an unusual little flower – but everso pretty – and are ideally suited for our drier climate. Thanks so much for your comment Pauline.

Many thanks Pauline – both for the feature and the bling :o))

Thanks so much John. I feel sure you would have seen many of these during your time in Tasmania.

Thanks so much Sendao. This is a sweet little flower and I am glad you like it. Thanks also for the fav. :o))

Thankyou so much again Roka. I appreciate your support. Many thanks also for the fav. :o))

Thankyou for coming by – and for your very lovely comment.

Thankyou so much,

Thankyou so much for your lovely comment Jane – and also for the fav.:o))

Thanks so much Kristina.