I know you’re thinking I made it up (and you’re close), but when my grapes start forming and there’s a carpet of tiny florets on the ground, it’s time to get out the cameras and try to find out what’s going on up there.
The results are here for Cee’s FOTD.
After a couple of years of nurturing a lonely stick in a pot, a lone blossom has appeared. Who knows? We could have a solo fruit in a few weeks.
Alas, they are a mysterious flower to me, but so graceful as they hung their heads.
See more in Cee’s Flower of the Day
I’ve no idea what tree or fruit this is, but the striking blossom caught my eye and I wanted to include it in Cee’s FOTD.
This unusual plant I mistook for a hydrangea in my addition to Cee’s FOTD. The colour and paper-thin texture made me uncertain, but the leaves were a match. Both Cee and Bob (lwbut) let me know it was a hellebore. Thanks!
Lampranthus Blandus is anything but bland in Spring and it would be very happy anywhere, but especially in Cee’s FOTD.
Two favourite flowers in one for two challenges – Becky’s squares and Cee’s FOTD.
