Paula, if you just load them they seem to only load two per row. I ended up doing a html table to get them to appear three up.
Letty, no I don't know what it is but it is fresh green growth rather than a flower. Lots of it about.
Paul, I've misplaced my BMs flower book so I'm not sure of the names of some of them but back when I started this blog I used to go to a great effort to discover the names of all the flowers and remember many of them still.
The Australian bush is so incredibly diverse and beautiful ... just subtle. Means one has to slow down ... and LOOK.
ReplyDeleteLovely collage ... got the word unaided this time!!
Beautiful colours and a beautiful selection that you featured here.
ReplyDeleteI was up at Wentworth Falls last weekend and there was indeed quite a few flowers out. Love the Blue Mountains!
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing you load them up left, center, right, over and over. It really works, so many really fascinating details. I'm glad you love the land, JE.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove the swirly yellow one.
Do you know what it is?
Just beautiful. Such a rich variety of colours and shapes, and I know hardly any of the plants. Lovely collection.
ReplyDeletePaula, if you just load them they seem to only load two per row. I ended up doing a html table to get them to appear three up.
ReplyDeleteLetty, no I don't know what it is but it is fresh green growth rather than a flower. Lots of it about.
Paul, I've misplaced my BMs flower book so I'm not sure of the names of some of them but back when I started this blog I used to go to a great effort to discover the names of all the flowers and remember many of them still.
It's wonderful to see such beautiful shots gathered in just one post the way you did it. Great work, Joan Elizabeth!
ReplyDeleteStunning flora.
ReplyDelete(Even though I haven't been commenting, I have been following all my favourite blogs via RSS feed.)