Weekly Photo Challenge: Potential
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I had to check Wikipedia and found it interesting. Never seen it in flower, because we do not have it. Thank You showing the flower photo.
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Thanks for your comments on all three of my photos. I think what we call eggplant in the States is called aubergine in Europe. It requires a long, miserably hot growing season. It’s one of the few benefits, along with tomatoes, of our horrid summers.
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I have never seen this particular blossom before. To think, this delicate, pale little thing gives way to such a hardy vegetable.
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It is truly amazing that this little blossom turns itself into a giant eggplant. Thanks for visiting!
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