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I
found this flower (on the right) at a golf course, preparing tee
shot.
Watching close, flower is very cute. I think I saw same in Korea -
without flowers.
I tried to recall its Korean name but its could not.
I shot the ball to the water. Still cannot remember the name.
But took a picture of it.
Now I have this in my office. The first photo on the left
is taken with close-up ring (Extension ring).
March 2000
According to TIME-LIFE Encyclopedia:
Nerium oleander and varieties (oleander)
A fast-growing plant that may reach 12 feet or more, oleander bears single or
double flowers that are white, yellow, pink or red, depending on the variety,
and bloom from spring throughout the summer. All parts of the plant are
poisonous. Oleanders need little care, withstand heat and dryness and serve
equally well as ornamental shrubs or screens.
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