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| Ornithogalum arabicum against a backdrop of yellow Chrysactinia mexicana |
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| Berlandiera lyrata |
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| Oenothera pallida "Innocence", an evening primrose difficult to photograph by daylight! |
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| Viola hybrid |
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| Genista stenopetala |
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| Narcissus canaliculatus |
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| Narcissus canaliculatus |
Beautiful photos as always, Amy. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot, Kris! There's a lot of white and yellow in the garden right now, isn't there... ;-) Happy Easter!
ReplyDeletebeautiful images! Happy Easter, Amy :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Ann! Hope you had a lovely holiday :)
DeleteI love the last two images "Narcissus" are absolutely stunning, I admire your ability to create small works of art with a camera, you know, I've always been a bad photographer :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Amy.
I don't believe the "bad photographer" statement ;-) But I'm so glad you enjoyed the pictures! I hope to do a post on the little Narcissus; I am very happy some of them finally flowered. Thank you, Belén :)
DeleteNarcissus canaliculatus are just delightful. I bet they have a lovely scent as well. The Viola is such a lovely contrast to all of the wonderful yellow and white flowers. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteYour guess is right - Narcissus canaliculatus has a wonderful scent, though at about 5 inches tall, it takes some effort to get a good whiff of it ;-) Definitely a candidate for a raised bed! Hope you had a happy Easter :)
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