Ranunculus. That's a mighty big word for a wordless day. Nice photo Mr. McGregor's Daughter. Feels like two scoops of frosty sherbet.
wonderful.
That is so beautiful...I am speechless...
A beautiful plant!
I agree on the sherbet assessment. The ultimate eye candy!
Absolutely beautiful! I've found that ranunculus don't like the heat, however--mine shriveled up and died while we were gone during the heat a week ago. It probably didn't help that I forgot to tell my son to water it:)
Lovely choice for a wordless day.
We can buy very beautiful flowers made from stained shavings of wood. These photos remind me of them.Lucy
Love,love the ranunculus! I just wish I didn't have to plant them every year.
I didn't like them much at first but thru the years Ranunculus have grown on me and now I think they are gorgeous. That pink, it really socks you in the eye! Well done.
What a lovely blog, the Malus below is gorgeous.Kind regards,Lydia in Sweden
Wow, that is stunning!
That plant shouldn't be called Ranunculus. Its so pretty it should be called Ridiculus.
Very nice wild flowers. Gorgeous colors.
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Ranunculus. That's a mighty big word for a wordless day. Nice photo Mr. McGregor's Daughter. Feels like two scoops of frosty sherbet.
wonderful.
That is so beautiful...I am speechless...
A beautiful plant!
I agree on the sherbet assessment. The ultimate eye candy!
Absolutely beautiful! I've found that ranunculus don't like the heat, however--mine shriveled up and died while we were gone during the heat a week ago. It probably didn't help that I forgot to tell my son to water it:)
Lovely choice for a wordless day.
We can buy very beautiful flowers made from stained shavings of wood. These photos remind me of them.
Lucy
Love,love the ranunculus! I just wish I didn't have to plant them every year.
I didn't like them much at first but thru the years Ranunculus have grown on me and now I think they are gorgeous.
That pink, it really socks you in the eye! Well done.
What a lovely blog, the Malus below is gorgeous.
Kind regards,
Lydia in Sweden
Wow, that is stunning!
That plant shouldn't be called Ranunculus. Its so pretty it should be called Ridiculus.
Very nice wild flowers. Gorgeous colors.
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