A wonderful flower that comes in many colours, but this post is for the yellows 🙂
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African Daisy – Yellow
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Celosia – Yellow
A rather furry and bright plant with a great texture.
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Orchid revival
My orchid, despite the previous odds of orchid survival under my care – has made it 😁 And came back to bloom this year. But upon the first bud opening, little ghost orchid looks really sad 😕👻 and the second one angry 😬
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Nigella Flower
Such a pretty flower that seems to go by many names. Love-in-the-mist and ragged lady I guess you could think ok, strange naming but ok. But Devil in the bush, not sure how that one transpired. Hoping to have more of these growing this year.
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Muscari (grape hyacinth)
More of Spring showing itself in the garden. First two are from this year and a second two from last year too, it’s such a pretty flower. I used to think they were unopened bluebells when I was growing up, took me years to work out they were a completely different flower!
A framed print is available for the muscari with yellow primula in the back and also available on the full range of redbubble products 🙂
https://www.redbubble.com/i/framed-print/Muscari-MKW-F-126-by-Darling2425/37787327.16RW4?asc=u
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African Daisy – Purple
A beautiful flower.
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Black-eyed Susan flower
Spring can’t get here fast enough for me this year, so here is bit of brightness from sunnier times.
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Little Daffs
I got myself some little indoor daffs, Spring isn’t moving in quick enough, I needed some now…
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Calendula
I planted these in the garden last year and it kept flowering for a while with lots of heads. A really nice and bright addition to the garden.
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Gazania Orange
Close ups of orange Gazania’s taken with my Nikon D5500.
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