A self set primrose. by jayfar
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This is next to our pond and has seeded itself from somewhere!
Have a great weekend to all.
Comments (32)
Lovely shot I planted a few of these but they are still trying to decide if they are going to live or die.
Best time of year is back, lots of nice subjects. Like it!
Beautiful shot and very impressive that they seeded themselves.
great shot Jeff love the low angle. Good to see you last night
do look lovely
You are putting my 'jungle' in the back garden to shame mate!
Beautiful they are. Aloha
Beautiful flowers.. :)
Great capture
I'd also like a lawn as fresh as that. Stunning Jeff.
Excellent photo
I love these pale ones. I planted some out on the border in my road and they are doing well in spite of the council.
Wonderful shot, Jeff. I just love these little spring flowers. :)
Beautiful flowers. A great shot Jeff.
B E Australia F1 GP, Hamilton Rosberg 1&2 after Practice 2 :) U T Y
Splendid composition and colors my friend
VERY BEAUTIFUL
very lovely
Volunteer flowers are the most wonderful, because they prove that they really WANT to be there. These are lovely indeed!
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
they found the perfect place in your garden!
Marvelous capture !!! I love these colors !!!
beautiful flowers, very nice capture
You lucked out Jeff - they are beautiful!
a delightful captured couple of Primeln! ;o)
a whole of beauty in one place
Lovely spring flowers
Oh, I love them, Jeff. Such nice it found your garden to settle itself. I have often try to put some out of the wild into our garden, but they never came back the year after, always they where gone. Maybe it paddled to Chard? Anyway, your capture looks so lovely, Jeff. LOL about your comment on the leaves ;-)
A most lovely gift from nature :)
Beautiful flowers from this.