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Showing posts with label azalea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label azalea. Show all posts

Tuesday, 15 May 2018

Thematic Photography - Red

You may, like me. have trouble in deciding what is really red - so here are some shades of red from our garden this morning.

Pieris - Mountain Fire
Azalea (on the left)
A wind-battered rhododendron
Battered it may be but not ready for a trip in a

40 year old barrow with a faded red wheel

You may find Carmi's edible red theme at Thematic-photographic-419.

Monday, 1 April 2013

A-Z Challenge 2013 - 'A'



My A-Z posts this year will be based on things in my garden – flowers, animals, the birds and the bees, butterflies - with a bit of poetry thrown in. For some letters I am expecting to cheat somewhat – wishing  they were here.

A - Anemone, Aquilegia, Azalea, Red Admiral

We have a lot of perennial plants. Among them is the:

Anemone
A perennial may be, but the anemone doesn’t always put in an appearance unlike the:

Aquilegia (& Forget-me-nots)
These seed themselves and appear in all sorts of unexpected places like against the next door fence.

Aquilegia
However if you use garden pots it’s easier to maintain control:

Azaleas
Of course it is wildlife that you wish to see, like this ‘admirable’ sight:

Red Admiral
I’ve watched you now a full half-hour,
Self-poised upon that yellow flower;

Wordsworth – To a Butterfly.