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It helps that the building around where life revolves at work is also a venue for offshore company meetings, seminars, sitcom shootings, press conferences and wedding receptions. Once in awhile I learn something new from the flower world. 

Blue chrysanthemums? I thought the arranger sprayed some of them for variation. But I took a step closer and found they were real natural blue.


Not trusting my eyes enough, I dashed off to Google.... ah! there are indeed blues of them. And their middle is just what I need for the mellows. Hope we all have a great week. 

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  1. The arrangements by the lift look like girls with flowers in their hair. Very pretty. I haven't seen Chrysanthemums in that color either.

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  2. I like your blue flowers; thanks for sharing.
    I placed the photo in for you.
    Happy Blue Monday, Hazel.

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  3. Iv'e seen these and also assumed that they were sprayed.

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  4. Beautiful color contrast, so bright and cheery!

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  5. Pretty flowers. I played too. Mine are here and here.

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  6. I didn`t know that either. Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.

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  7. I assume they put white ones in a vase of coloured water to change their colour.

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  8. An unusual colour - but very beautiful together with the other more common coloured flowers.

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  9. Pretty flowers, love the blue and yellow together! Lovely images.

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  10. Never saw any like that, Truly beautiful and unusual.

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