Ranunculus in all their glory by goodoleboy
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Captured in May 2006 at the Nature Center in Norwalk, California.
These Tecocote Hybrid beauties resemble Tastee Freez confections. Lick....eeeuuuuuuuuuuuuuu! Pesticide heaven! Call 911!!!
I don't know what the other flowers are.
Thanks for dropping by, and have a lovely day!
Comments (14)
wowwwww, very nice photo and excellent color and lighting!!! I like this composition!!! EXCELLENT !!! Good day :D
Dollops of whipped cream! I would have tried to taste them too. I think, though, a ranunculus has only five petals, these have considerably more. Wonderful shot whatever they are. Thanks for sharing. BJ
mamabobbijo: I checked it out on the Internet and it is indeed a Ranunculus hybrid.
WOW!!!! I agree with mamabobbijo... wanna try and taste the dollops of whipped cream! Looks so surreal... I like it!!! Thanks for the roses... sooo pretty. 8;-)
Great examples of this flower. The shapes in these flowers worth capturing.
Great photo of the Ranunculus. They are such an outstanding flower and you have captured their beauty perfectly. HUGS!!!
awesome flowers and capture. I will refrain from eating them!!!
oh those white flowers and they shapes is so lovely. each size is just right for each other. ASnd the bast of color flowers adds to the whiteness of the white flowers
I remember your Tastee-Freez flowers! They look like great flowers for a wedding bouquet! Beautiful!
These are mavelous! White ones are so classy and beautiful! I love this and the lighting is perfect to show the separate petals off so nicely. Wonderful.
Those flowers look good enough to eat...seriously though...they look like those candy-flowers you see on cakes...mmmmmm. Beautiful photo once again. You sure know how to capture these gorgeous plants. #:o) Have a wonderful day!
Yes, I agree so pretty these love tasty, lol:))
The little white ones at the top of the frame are perennial candy tuft. These are beautiful specimens of ranunculus! Gorgeous shot.
Lovely~