Sunday Stills Monthly Colour Challenge: #Amethyst
I wasn’t sure where to go with this challenge but the sky and flowers won out










Life in Colour May: Purple
Jude has asked “What purples can you find in Nature?” I have a few native plants and flowers around my place that are purple. It is hard to capture the purple of the flowers in some of the flowers. Most of these flowers are between 10 and 18mm in diameter. Unfortunately I don’t know the names of some of these.
I am saving a lot of purples for later in the month so come back every now and then and see what else I can find.
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Purples and Violets
So many I couldn’t stop. Made into a gallery so to save your poor scrolling finger.
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
Part Three is some of the flowers in my world in October
I thought I would segue with some Native Stingless Bees who absolutely love Hippeastrums. This season was fabulous for Hippeastrums.
This is a Hippeastrum my neighbour Geoff gave me. Have a look at my blog Geoffs Garden
He also gave me there brilliant orange Hippeastrums.
The Nasturtiums enjoyed a bit of rain.
Some of the red flowers were hard to get the colour right. Their mauve insides looked lovely
The Azaleas flowered well this year too.
The Gerbera flowered well too
I am sure this flower was looking back at me.
A new Bromiliad flowered showing its pink and blues.
The Blue Ginger was waiting to burst forth.
Celosia flowers are hard to photograph to show their brilliance
Same with red Celosia
Love the veins and purple flower
The White Hydrangea with its blue “buttons”
Grafton, the city near my place is the Jacaranda City. This is the road to my place.
The many little flowers of the Lomandra
When a Lolly Bush is in flower you follow the scent of lollies to find the flowers.
The Brilliant yellow of a water plant in my dam
Now for some native flowers that are around my place. Most of these flowers are smaller than your little finger nail
The Silky Oak flowers in the morning sun.
Native Frangipanni flowers in a pot near my front door. In the evening the scent of the flowers is heavenly.
Back to the tiny Native Flowers.
I love these tiny purple/blue star shaped flowers.
Some of the flowers are a bit hairy.
This native flower is so tiny.
Another star shaped purple flower
A Mistletoe in the afternoon sun.
Only Part Four to go….ready?
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