File:Brunfelsia bonodora.jpg
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Brunfelsia bonodora Brunfelsias (often incorrectly spelt Brunsfelsia) are evergreen shrubs from tropical America. The flowers are very sweetly perfumed and appear in spring. When they first open they are a violet colour, fading to lavender blue and then white, with the three colours present on the bush at the same time. Location: my backyard garden, Brisbane :) |
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Yesterday-Today-Tomorrow flowers (Brunfelsia)
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| Author | Tatiana Gerus from Brisbane, Australia | |||
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