When I first spied these little beauties along the seafront, especially as they appeared to glisten in the freshly fallen rain, I thought oh yes, wow! How lovely!
The small brightly pink flowers kind of jump out at you. The plant is called Common Restharrow (Ononis repens).
Exmouth, Devon. August 2019 © Pete Hillman.
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Beautites? Hahaha! They’re gorgeous but forgive me for having a good laugh!
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Oh … lol! It could have been worse I guess! 🙂 Always happy to make you laugh Liz 🙂
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4.30am here. Goodness knows why I’m up so early!
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These are beautiful Pete. I have never seen this plant before. Thank you for sharing these colorful, delicate little flowers.
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Thank you Peggy. I am pleased you liked them so 🙂
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Thesee are really so cool and charming
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Thank you 🙂
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It’s my pleasure Sir
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🙂
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They are a very attractive shade.
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Thank you Anne.
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What a beautiful shade of pink.
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It is, thank you Jessica.
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You’re welcome! Hope you have a wonderful day!
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Same for you too! 🙂
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The color is gorgeous and gotta love those raindrops. 😊
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Thank you Irene 🙂
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What a lovely sight. Almost like a sweet pea in shape.
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Thank you Vicki. It does, and I believe it belongs to the pea family.
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Wild beauties!!
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🙂
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Yea, me! I took one look at these and thought, “Those certainly look like our butterfly pea — Centrosema virginianum.
Sure enough, when I looked them up, I found they are in the pea family, and they’re beautiful.
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At first I thought they were a kind of vetch with those pea flowers.
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Lovely with drops like jewels.
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Thank you 🙂
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An unusual beauty!
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Thank you 🙂
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