well, blue me down!

another nameless and unknown thingie from the allen gardens last saturday. these "fruits" or "berries" or "flowers" appear year round, at least at the gardens. i've always been intrigued by its vivid blue colour. again, there's no name tag for it and there's only one of it in the whole garden. they look sturdy bu then again i never so much as touch them. and again, if you know the name of this plant, let me know.

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play the tag challenge. it's real easy, you see, and if you're in a rut, it just might wake up that dormant creativity in you. here's the link: https://365project.org/discuss/themes-competitions/32855/let-s-play-tag-tag-challenge-159-that-is

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pardon me, please. i'm just going to go have a little power nap. i've been hitting my head against the keyoard of my laptop and my eyes wouldn't even open anymore.

[Diana]

What an amazing colour they have, great find and shot.

[Annie D]

fabulous colour!
Could be a Sapphire Berry

[Marnie]

Wow, fabulous colour, never seen anything like it, and certainly no clue as to the name.

[Shanne]

those are an incredible blue - hope the power nap worked. There's a Tasmania plant with bright blue berries - Dianella tasmanica

[Helen Jane]

I certainly have never seen berries this colour before. very strange - I thought you might have made them this colour yourself! Hope you are refreshed :)

[Lou Ann]

Wow! So beautiful and so blue!

[Jann]

Looks like the Sapphire Berry or Symplocos paniculata. Love blue flowers and these look really interesting also.

[Merrelyn]

My favourite shade of blue :)

[☠northy]

That is very blue! I sent you an email btw

[katy]

I was wondering if you had colored these because the color is so intense! I would love to have one of those in my garden. Your Photo of it shows the details beautifully

Working on the tag challenge but no promises

[Kathy]

They are certainly an unusual color.

[Dawn]

Beautiful image and colour

[Brigette]

How gorgeous is that blue!!!

[Sheralee S]

What a great find and a great colour!