Who could resist a photo challenge from Nancy Merrill with the theme: Purple
So much Purple, here is a taste. Do you have a favourite?
Berries on a Native vine
Among the Wisteria flowers
Another beautiful Native flower
Caper Water Lilies
A Purple Swamp Hen
Inside a Torenia flower
An orchid flower I think
The wonderful Native Purple Fringe Lily
The Native Hyacinth Orchid that grows wild at my place and this year appeared in my garden for the first time
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Beautiful! This post just lights up the reader with lavender color.
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Thank you Donna. Glad I could bring some colour to your day 🙂
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Gorgeous purple tree!
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My town is famous for its Jacarandas 🙂
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That purple fringe lilly is gorgeous. Are they kangaroo berries? Possibly not since they grow on a straggly bush, but they look very similar. My dogs love kangaroo berries.
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I was amazed first time I say the Fringe Lily. I am not sure the name of the vine the berries grow on. They go from green to orange to purple.
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Must be a bit different as mine don’t go that deep purple colour. Instead, mine are burnt orange. Thanks for posting.
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Orange would look great too 🙂
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Just consulted my brainstrusts at home. They think possibly dianella. Wish I knew my Australian plants a bit better.
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No a Dianella. Looked it up Thysanotus multiflorus
http://anpsa.org.au/APOL2007/mar07-s2.html
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Sorry, I’ve confused us both. Dianella reference was to the berry, not fringe lilly. Unless of course, you meant that the fringe lilly produces a berry. I think I should stop now before I confuse myself even further, lol.
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I shall as well lol
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Simply love the banner photo!
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Thank you D. That is the street I travel when going to town. Especially wonderful at Jacaranda time 🙂
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Remarkable! The first photo is incredibly beautiful, can’t imagine driving or walking through… !
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If a picture says a thousand words, these photographs tell of purple perfection. You have an eye in paradise, I love all these.
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Thank you Denise 😀😀
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The berries are amazing, I love that photo, they look great! 🙂
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They are so small 😀
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Wonderful post! Thanks for joining the challenge!
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Thank you Nancy 😀
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