Japanese crossword «Mimosa Flower»

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05.08.19

Author: Em_Tess

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Totoche (6 August 2019, 14:25) complain

J'ai été très surprise par le titre de ce nonogram, car le seul mimosa que je connaissais se compose de petite boules jaunes (on en trouve beaucoup dans le sud de mon pays, et j'y suis malheureusement allergique ^^). Donc vous m'avez fait découvrir le mimosa de Constantinople, merci !

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Totoche (6 August 2019, 14:32) complain

Etonnant la façon dont mon commentaire a été édité. Bref, si le lien est accepté, voici le mimosa de mon pays https://www.creation-bougies.fr/parfums/421-26636-mimosa-parfum-pour-bougies.html

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Em_Tess (6 August 2019, 20:40) complain

I have never seen a mimosa tree with yellow flowers! Thank you for sharing!

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Guest: terkio (24 September 2019, 21:17) complain

There are many different mimosas around the world, that look very different with many different names.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mimosa.
They come from Australia, this is why they bloom in winter in Europe.
Named accacia in Australia, another confusion.

JemPen (16 August 2024, 18:55) complain

This species is Australian. We call it wattle. After not having been home to Australia in years, it was a nice surprise to find wattle trees in France :)

Guest: terkio (24 September 2019, 21:24) complain

Le mimosa d'Australie qu'ils appellent acacia est un arbre qui atteint les 12 mètres.
Il est originaire d'Australie, il y a un très grand nombre de variétés dans le monde, de toutes tailles et couleurs.

GulfCoastGuppy (7 August 2019, 16:53) complain

Beautiful! So dainty!

Guest: Jobra (12 August 2019, 18:15) complain

Nice picture!

magis (8 November 2019, 13:36) complain

:-)

swford (6 December 2019, 23:48) complain

Not easy! Beautiful!

Kalou (10 September 2023, 12:01) complain

Simple but beautiful, thank's

kjhmusic (20 May 2024, 17:12) complain

Beautiful. Love the colors!

kerwincormier (20 May 2024, 22:32) complain

Interesting patterns to solve. Doesn't look like the ones I see here in Texas but it's pretty.

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