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A lucky plant. Perhaps it is about those plants that are connected with Feng Shui from the Chinese perspective. I will have a look later at night. It is too hot for me to focus on writing now.
I rarely share with my family the photo I took. I do add them to my articles too with the hope that if I put it online The possibility for me to lose it will be lesser.
I share photos with my children abroad but these are not always the greatest one. Some just to show the garden, a bump on the head or a lost ear. My daughter has an old phone so she cannot watch many pictures.
I no longer care to lose photos. All the photos I made I gave to my children. 🙂
My turn will come. I turn some of the photo into a photobook until she is grown up enough. I wonder how will it feels when I am able to talk with her. Having a conversations.
Hello, yes they can be plants related to esotericism. In many countries they have plants to which they give lucky powers. Bamboo is a universal plant considered lucky. The aloe plant, clover and there are many more. As often as I have been writing about plants I know that in different countries they have plants that I don't even know that are for luck and that is what I will be learning.
Thank you for your support, my dear.
If someone can post a four leaf clover for the contest they for sure are lucky. People said that a four leaf clover is a rare plant.
By the way in my garden there are two types of clover by color, red and purple I am missing the green. I am very lucky to have so many plants in my garden hence the reason for my contest. I can make so many themes according to what I have in my garden.
I never heard of clover in other colours other than green. This is new.