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Pretty in Pink

During our stay at the Novotel Forest Resort in Creswick on the weekend, we discovered some really lovely gardens surrounding the property, where we were able to relax and take some pictures. There was one particular spot that had some really beautiful native plants, one in particular was this "pretty in pink" plant. If you know the name of this species, please let me know!  




It was nice to get the chance to have a little wander before we left to make our way back to Melbourne. The resort was set on quite a large property with a steep hill at its entrance. The steep climb was really great exercise to work off the wonderful wedding feast I had consumed!




Pink seems to be ever-so-popular at present in the fashion editorials. It's feminine and pretty! 
No other colour can give the same amount of girly charm!



What's your colour of the moment and why is it your favourite?


I am wearing: Max & Co Liberty print pink blouse, Habitual New York Jane Isolate high-waisted jeans and Beautifeel black/patent leather sandals.

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  1. Kamila9 November 2011 at 22:40

    Hi Suzi Love you story and photos of the garden. The name of that plant is "Rock Rose" I dont know the botanical name. You look gorgeous as always and you are wearing one of my favourite tops that you own.....and its pink.

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  2. Suzi Maynard9 November 2011 at 22:44

    Thanks for that! I have heard of Rock Rose before. Such an ordinary name for such a pretty flowering shrub!
    This blouse is my favourite because it's pink & because it's such a feminine cut & design.

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