Primroses by durleybeachbum
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I never tire of these little beauties.
My mother planted one specimen she dug out of a roadside bank (!) in 1949 and they are all over the front garden.
That act is a crime now, BTW.
Comments (20)
A little gem of our countryside. Lovely pic Andrea.
they are so lovely !! here it is nowing again, and the primroses aren't flowering yet in the botanical garden
Beautiful to the eyes... Aloha
great shot and beautiful work !!!
They are very pretty u are so lucky to b getting flowers so early.
Very beautiful capture,excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Superb capture. God Bless.
what a dynamic duo, super shot
very good capture amazing how times and laws change in regards to beauty and flowers
A real beauty,used to pick them for mothers Sunday.
They are a pretty flower!!
I like those yellows. Lovely little things, aren't they? I'm enjoying ours every time I walk out the door.
Loverly! Like an oil painting, it is. And another innocent act treated as a crime in the UK?
very pretty!
Really very pretty I love this color too a fav with me Hugs Susan
These are fantastically beautiful. I don't see why it would be a crime to spread them around for everyone to love? Only if someone doesn't replant them or lets them die, that would be worth prosecuting! Lovely capture!
Sixty-four generations and still going strong. I guess they found a good home. A lovely pair, I'm sure your mum would be pleased.
I like the delicate flowers and everything is a crime these days Andrea - just look what they have done to our RR!
beautiful little flowers, very nice capture!
I love these plants too, they are not enen showing in my garden yet.