Moonflowers: Fragrant Femme Fatale

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Dabney Rose inspired me to write an article on the mysteries of the Moonflower.

http://africanaromatics.com/wordpress/?p=782

Sophia

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Dabney Rose inspired me to write an article on the mysteries of the Moonflower.

http://africanaromatics.com/wordpress/?p=782

Sophia

Lovely Sophia!

I always loved the Sacred Datura of southwestern US. It would open before dawn

and soon be gone.

 

Elise

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> I always loved the Sacred Datura of southwestern US. It would open before

dawn and soon be gone.

 

Thank you Elise. It is really wonderful that these plants are sacred where ever

they are found. I wonder whether they were spread across the world for their

beauty or their powers?

Sophia

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> I always adore your blog. I used to plant Moonflowers by my back door in a

big pot. Next year I'll have to put it on my list of things to plant. Most of

the really neat plants can't be grown here in Virginia without a greenhouse. I

grew up near San Diego, CA and had quite a collection of plants. My favorite

was a Night Blooming Jasmine (I think not a true Jasmine), as kids we would walk

the neighborhood and stand in streams of fragrant currents of air.

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> Lori Curry

> www.magellansgift.wordpress.com

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" as kids we would walk the neighborhood and stand in streams of fragrant

currents of air. "

Lori what a beautiful description of the experience! Ah, the memories of warm

spring nights ...

I am so glad you enjoy my posts, it is such a pleasure for me to share.

Your soaps look really wonderful.

Sophia

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> Dabney Rose inspired me to write an article on the mysteries of the

Moonflower.

>

> http://africanaromatics.com/wordpress/?p=782

>

> Sophia

Hi Sophia:

I just left a comment and sent you a photo of my peach brugmansia

via email. Lovely article.

Anya McCoy

http://AnyasGarden.com

http://PerfumeClasses.com

http://NaturalPerfumers.com

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> > Dabney Rose inspired me to write an article on the mysteries of the

Moonflower.

> >

> > http://africanaromatics.com/wordpress/?p=782

> >

> > Sophia

>

> Hi Sophia:

>

> I just left a comment and sent you a photo of my peach brugmansia

> via email. Lovely article.

>

> Anya McCoy

Thanks so much Anya, for great comment. I just found your pic in my jumk mail!

Wow, it is so beautiful, I have not come across anything like that! I will love

to post it with the blog.

Sophia

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>>> Dabney Rose inspired me to write an article on the mysteries of the

Moonflower.

>>>

>>> http://africanaromatics.com/wordpress/?p=782

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>>> Sophia

>> Hi Sophia:

>>

>> I just left a comment and sent you a photo of my peach brugmansia

>> via email. Lovely article.

>>

>> Anya McCoy

> Thanks so much Anya, for great comment. I just found your pic in my jumk mail!

Wow, it is so beautiful, I have not come across anything like that! I will love

to post it with the blog.

> Sophia

Sure, you can post it, Sophia. I'd be honored to have it part of

such a scholarly and beautiful article. BTW, it's not the

Grimaldi variety I've raved about. It's my other, rather

no-name peach/pink one.

Anya McCoy

http://AnyasGarden.com

http://PerfumeClasses.com

http://NaturalPerfumers.com

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> Sure, you can post it, Sophia. I'd be honored to have it part of

> such a scholarly and beautiful article. BTW, it's not the

> Grimaldi variety I've raved about. It's my other, rather

> no-name peach/pink one.

Anya, it is much appreciated, especially coming from you.

I have posted it.

Thanks so much again,

Sophia