In response to Cee’s flower of the day, today, in which a cactus flower is displayed, I have decided to show the Lenten Rose, which I saw on a recent visit to Hobart, Tasmania. The lenten rose, making its appearance in central parks and the Botanic Gardens, is well-outside of Lent, here, but in the northern hemisphere, that could have contributed to its name.
The Lenten Rose, or hellebore, is not a rose at all, but a member of the buttercup family. With its nodding head, I had to get right down to ground level to catch its ‘face”.
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Wow! They are pretty, thanks for sharing.
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My pleasure. I’m glad you liked them.
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What a lovely comment. It makes lying on a wet ground in the middle of a Hobart park, to get the shot, worth it.
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Beautifully captured. Love the range of delicate colours of the petals.
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