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TREASURE FLOWER (Gazania rigens)

Native to southern Africa, the Gazania is pretty hardy, tolerating dry soils and intense heat. Because of its hardiness and beauty, Gazanias are naturalized around the globe.

Photo taken in South Australia by @goober-berry

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TREASURE FLOWER (Gazania rigens)

Native to southern Africa, the Gazania has been naturalized around the world because it's very hardy (thrives in very dry soils and arid climates), while remaining gorgeous.

Photo taken in South Australia by @goober-berry

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PINK JASMINE (Jasminum polyanthum)

Jasmine is native to China and Burma, is a twining creeper and blooms in late winter/early spring.

A USA and European houseplant, Jasmine is also considered an invasive species in Australia and New Zealand.

Picture taken in South Australia by @goober-berry

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SIBERIAN APRICOT (Armeniaca vulgaris)

For some reason, this is also known as a "Skunk cabbage"  ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

The most commonly eaten species of apricot, Armeniaca vulgaris is thought to have originated in Armenia (although this is disputed). They're now grown around the world, and are hardy in many different climates.

Image captured in South Australia by @goober-berry

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GARDEN LOBELIA (Lobelia erinus)

Perennial or annual flower, depending on where it's grown. Native to South Africa, but grows well in most warmer climates.

Picture taken in South Australia by @goober-berry