These beautiful Hellebores are growing in our garden and always delight me with their fragile beauty.
They usually drop a lot of seeds and so each year there are more to enjoy.
Thanks for the comments on my eaucalptus flowers.
I was surprised to learn that some of you were unaware of these amazing flowers. I will look in some of my books for projects that feature them. The flowers vary from white, through yellows, oranges, pinks and reds. Some are tiny and almost invisible while others are bright and showy.
The trees offer nectar & shelter for birds and often provide homes for small animals, such as possums as well.
In addition they brighten up our landscape.
5 comments:
Dianne, your garden must be so pretty. I have the first of my bulbs poking it's head out today but not much else is flowering in my garden.
I loved your eucalypt flowers; they look very realistic. I hope they live on the wall or somewhere where everyone can see them.
I love hellebores too. There are so many beautiful forms and I am thinking one day of looking into mail ordering some doubles.
The hellebores you have are such a beautiful delicate colour. Here we enjoy them towards the end of winter too, and they are so welcome.
None in my garden as yet, but must add them.
Anne
I just adore those hellebores Dian. Sorry I've been AWOL for a few days. These blooms you've shared are simply stunning. You must get such a buzz out of all the beauty.
Beautiful hellebores, I love them too. You are right, they are not always easy to see, so I cut away as many leaves as I can get away with, without leaving the flower "naked". We too have several colours in our garden.
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