I nice close-up of the unusual flower for you to take a gander at. And no, I
can't tell the difference between G. procera and G. sesamoides flowers
either. [The way I work it out is procera flowers a month later and the
growth is naturally all straight, whereas sesamoides has the top curled
over.]

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http://photos.rnr.id.au/2006/12/02/

Very nice as usual Reiner, seems like this one would smell like Vanilla?
By the way have just been over to the animals group & some 'mampara' has flooded it
with other peoples pics including yours.

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Cheers Wendy

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AusDigi wrote:
I nice close-up of the unusual flower for you to take a gander at.
And no, I can't tell the difference between G. procera and G.
sesamoides flowers either. [The way I work it out is procera flowers
a month later and the growth is naturally all straight, whereas
sesamoides has the top curled over.]

Thanks Wendy. They don't have a noticeable aroma. The chocolate lilies we
have do however smell strongly of vanilla (but I can't post a smell just
yet).

Thanks for the info about the flood in the other group. I haven't been there
in a while, been too busy. I might post some things there again soon. That
flooding wasn't nice and using other people's photos too. At least that
person wasn't trying to make money from the works of others.

"wendy7" wrote in message
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Very nice as usual Reiner, seems like this one would smell like Vanilla?
By the way have just been over to the animals group & some 'mampara' has
flooded it
with other peoples pics including yours.