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Quince Blossoms, Adelaide Botanic Garden, Adelaide, Australia [Photography]

A close-up photograph shows a cluster of flowering branches against a blurred green background. Several white flowers with five petals are visible, each featuring a cluster of yellow stamens in the center. The flowers are surrounded by vibrant green, oval-shaped leaves with pointed tips and visible veins. The composition is tightly framed, emphasizing the delicate details of the blossoms and foliage. The background appears to be more foliage, out of focus.</p></p>

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This entry was posted in Art, AUS-NZ, Flowers, Nature/Outdoors, Photos-Photography, Podcast, Show, Travel, Video and tagged adelaide, australia, blossoms, botanic, flowers, fruit, garden, nature, Outdoors, photography, quince, spring, travel, Tree on December 13, 2025 by Douglas E. Welch.

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