Six on Saturday, hosted by The Propagator. This week: colourful “blooms” that aren’t flowers; all photos taken in New Hampshire in the last two weeks.
bunchberry (Cornus canadensis), and a mushroom, like clustered jewels, 24 Oct 2019Japanese painted fern (Athyrium niponicum ‘Pictum’) and Rodgersia (Rodgersia aesculifolia) in my garden, 19 Oct. 2019Indian cucumber root (Medeola virginiana) foliage and berries,15 Oct. 2019Sedum selskianum ‘Spirit’ in my garden, 16 Oct. 2019fallen branch of a ginkgo tree (Ginkgo biloba), Concord, NH, 25 Oct. 2019a whole forest floor of leafy flowers, 15 Oct 2019
Wonderful colour. I love that particular yellow of ginko leaves during this time of year. In a local park, the ginko is planted btwn 2 pines so the yellow nearly glows. Is that painted fern blue all year round or is this its autumn colouring? Love it w/the rodgersia.
The painted fern is blueish always. I may have blued it up a bit extra 😄 Love ginkgos but rarely see them around here at all. Would look great among pines, or blue spruces.
That first picture is great. It takes a minute to recognize. They look like made up cartoon flowers from the 1970s. The last picture is my favorite though. Such color is uncommon for us. Ginkgo seems to color well everywhere, even in Southern California.
Stunning! What glorious colour. I’ve not heard of Indian cucumber root before.
The last photo is the winner, such colours
Wonderful colour. I love that particular yellow of ginko leaves during this time of year. In a local park, the ginko is planted btwn 2 pines so the yellow nearly glows. Is that painted fern blue all year round or is this its autumn colouring? Love it w/the rodgersia.
The painted fern is blueish always. I may have blued it up a bit extra 😄 Love ginkgos but rarely see them around here at all. Would look great among pines, or blue spruces.
That first picture is great. It takes a minute to recognize. They look like made up cartoon flowers from the 1970s. The last picture is my favorite though. Such color is uncommon for us. Ginkgo seems to color well everywhere, even in Southern California.
Yeah, that bunchberry one turned out even better than I thought. Thanks!