Scilla forbesii – A bit late for this one really, as the flowering period is now over. But one of the early spring flowering bulbs. Double-click to enlarge image.
© Peter Hillman ♦ 27th March 2020 ♦ Front garden, South Staffordshire ♦ Nikon D7200
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They must be delightful to see after winter.
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They sure are!
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A beauty!
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Thank you!
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Perfect lighting!
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Thank you! And lighting had been the real challenge with these little beauties.
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So pretty 😍 flowers and birds always make me happy! Thank you Pete!
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I am pleased you like them so, Snehal! 🙂 Thank you 🙂
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Such a beautiful blue!
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Thank you, Eliza 🙂 That blue is really quitie something!
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Another new one for me, and well-named, too. I see that there are some 50-80 varieties in the subfamily Scilloideae, including bluebells and squill, and they appear to be related to asparagus, too. How fascinating!
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Yes, they are in there with the bluebells and the snowdrops, and make for an early spring bonanza of colour.
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A treat to see at ANY time, your photo really shows how glorious they are. They’re exquisite, the blue-and-white together in this lovely light are vibrant!
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Thank you, Liz! 🙂 I don’t know how they got to my side of the garden, because I haven’t seen them before, but I was so glad they did!
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Very pretty and a welcome splash of colour.
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Beautiful color! I like the dark background.
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Thank you!
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I really love your pictures.
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Thank you!
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