9 Responses to “Frangipani flower”

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   M

   6.Sep.'08 at 0:13 #

   Gotta admit I have been taken with the simple beauty of this flower and never tire of seeing more pictures,

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   mahmood

   6.Sep.'08 at 5:26 #

   Thanks M, and I shall oblige as I love taking them!

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   Ali

   6.Sep.'08 at 8:32 #

   I can almost smell it from here – did you use special scent enhancing JPEG compression?

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   Roba

   6.Sep.'08 at 9:54 #

   We call that flower “rand”. It flourishes well in Riyadh, and very beautifully too, but not at all in Jordan.

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   mahmood

   6.Sep.'08 at 10:30 #

   Of course Ali, and I’m patenting the process!

   Roba, it’s probably too cold for it in Jordan. It’s also called “Indian Jasmine” here.

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   frangipaniy2k

   6.Sep.'08 at 11:53 #

   Well, I must agree with your readers. The heady fragrance, the velvety petals – who could resist? (That’s why I even have it as an e-mail ID)

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   John Smith

   7.Sep.'08 at 3:04 #

   Must agree. Stunning smell. Still remember it from when I lived in the Gulf. We’ve got plants like buddhlia in the UK but they don’t match frangipani
   http://www.flickr.com/photos/lwr/1007355534/

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   vagabondblogger

   11.Sep.'08 at 3:14 #

   I love frangipani! Lovely fragrance, but the feral cats love it too much, as well. They’ve taken to using them as scratching posts in my yard. I still have one left though.

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   shahed

   15.Nov.'08 at 15:13 #

   thenk you

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