Gardener's companion ... by blondeblurr
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Description
~ WEEDS ~
"The best grounds bears weeds as well as flowers!"
How true this statement is, although it could be said that the worst ground also seems to bear weeds, where other plants life fails to thrive!
So when is a weed - not a weed ?
Is it inferior or subnormal in ordinariness, when they look as striking as this one ?
The flower of this viney weed is so unusual and outstanding in colour, I had to share with you. Have you ever seen one like this before ?
PS sorry, no ref. to name the weed ...
Cheers *BB*

Comments (21)
What a great colour! they look as though they are legumes of some sort..pea or bean family.
My father-in-law, who is the Grand master of all things green, says there are no such things as weeds. well seen wonderful colours!
They look like red shells where a pearl is in it. A beautiful red and lovely flower. So nice you found them, Brigitte. Does they smell? I was a bit reminded, of the flower of a rose cane. Thanks for sharing ♥
Beautiful colors indeed! Good capture!
Beautiful weed BB but haven't a clue what is is. Great capture.
Proves that there can be beauty anywhere, if we look.
I always like my flowers black - and watering is optional :)
Some people define weeds as foliage that interferes with their management goals for a segment of land. And they may well view a well manicured golf course as perfection. Other's more in tune with nature consider a golf course to be horribly scarred land. However, if left alone it'll eventually be overrun with "weeds." Weeds serve a purpose as the first stage in loosening the soil preparing the way for later stages of growth. Here's a human example: a scab is often ugly, but it provides the first stage in regrowing healthy skin. As for me, I consider "weeds" to have purpose (if native)and possessing a utilitarian beauty in most cases. Thank you for presenting this photo dear Brigitte ... and for churning the wheels of thought.
smashing color:) a weed? no,a flower
wonderful capture!!
Wow what a wonderful looking 'weed'. The flower reminds me of an iris and the colour is fantastic with its beautiful red throat. I have no idea what it is called though but I think I'd keep it as a flower. A lovely photo of it.
SPECTACULAR, GORGEOUS IMAGE
Beautiful flower, beautiful shot. Nice to see some sunshine OZ.
Weeds do serve another purpose - a means to get out in the air, down on your knees and play in the dirt... and lose yourself in the oneness of the world
Dig that Velvet like black fade to dark red, it would make a great dress texture ! I agree with Durley, something related to the Pea Family I reckon, especially with that bean shaped pod in the background ! Another vote for a kool flower thingy and not a weed at all or anything to do with that T.V. show ! ~Cheers~ :o)
I wouldn't have known that was a weed! And I thought a gardeners best friend was a dude with a shovel!
Very nice, thanks for sharing!
oh you have beautiful weed;) but i understand that you like other plants too..
Thats pretty cool, and it is interesting to think that we consider weeds a problem, yet they can be far more effecient and water conservative than something like Kentucky Blue Grass which people insist on having in their front lawns, wasting water.
That's a weed? I'm with you, some weeds are just too beautiful to be pests. Dandelions are a fine example. I think they look beautiful, the more the better. I've never seen this weed but those petals are really lovely in color and shape and the contrast with the fantastic light green is striking. Thanks for showing it to us. I heard on the news you are having great floods I hope you are not effected. Stay safe.
A weed is any plant you don't want. At first I couldn't figure out what weed you were referring to. This is a lovely flower with a deep rich color. So did you keep it or pull it out?