I took all these photos today!
I like to have reason and order in things around me,
but having flowers in winter makes absolutely no sense!
So, I have decided to just enjoy these fabulous colors--even if
they aren't logical!
Even in monochrome, they look amazing!
This is a succulent of some sort.
These are impressive, beautiful flowers and the BW photos are so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful Weekend, Elke
Lovely! Even the monochrome versions are marvelous.
ReplyDeleteThat is pretty mazing for winter in NZ. They are beautiful anyway.
ReplyDeletePoor plants, they really don't know what season it is do they? But we might as well enjoy them all the same, and your photos are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful mosaics of nature's decor!!! YAM xx
So pretty! Love the apricot colored rose. Enjoy the blooms.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! All that colour in midwinter must be very unusual.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, poor plants are pretty confused this year.
ReplyDeleteThe monochromes too stand beautifully on their own against their colourful counterparts.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful pics.
ReplyDeletebeautiful pictures of beautiful flowers
ReplyDeleteLogical or not, your flowers look colorful & fabulous!
ReplyDeleteStunning
ReplyDeleteBetty your photos are exquisite - the rhododendrons, camellias and azaleas can all be winter flowering shrubs, but there are some there that are certainly summer flowers - you must be a in a very sheltered spot!
ReplyDeleteStay safe
Blessings
Maxine
Absolutely breathtaking!! Adenium multiflorum is one I know of that flowers heavily near the winter like these...strange or magical... Enjoy your wintertime!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Beautiful, Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful collection.
ReplyDeleteFlowers are a joy to have at any time. But is this common there? You are at at least the 2nd New Zealand blog that has had flowers in winter and I thought theirs was just an oddity, but now I wonder.
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful floral bliss … lovely selection of photographs.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan