Camelia Francis Hanger by durleybeachbum
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Description
Pure white single flowers with a striking boss of golden stamens.
Growth is slow, upright and slightly spreading.
In flower in my garden at present:supposed to be March to April !
Comments (21)
that's early !!! wonderful flower and drops
It's always a pleasure to see such a beautiful flower in the winter. Fantastic shot!
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
So Wonderful
Such a mild winter, I just today went to the corner store in a tee shirt, wasn't at all cold.
A striking bloom indeed! The plants are so confused by this weather.
Ver beautiful, love the rain drop. Warm here today.
Still in perfect condition way past due date !
A gorgeous capture!
I bet the bees and other pollinators love this one Great capture
A very early beauty.
What a real beauty this shot is Andrea. I took a picture today of a red Camelia at Forde Abbey which I might post!
You mean its not Spring? This is a beautiful shot but I wonder what the plants are going to do in March and April?
A beautiful flower maybe you should buy it a calender.
That is such a perfect shot...simply beautiful.
WOW! What a beautiful mistake :-)) Wonderful shot, flower and droplet :)
Love that fluffy center!!
Pure and beautiful! This looks like some that were blooming at the Arboretum a little while back, same sort of dense brush central area.
Fabulous capture, love it!
A beautiful photo, zoom, rain drops and golden stamens - perfect!
you know so many flowers, and it always makes me feel like an idiot! And you have lots of them with human names (I presume named after the person who developed them? or studied them?) Anyway, the left-sided compo is right for the flower (right as in good), it blooms out into the shot. And the closeup reveals not only the natural fuzzy grain of the petals, but those few little drops on our left. (We can see them in the display version, but the zoom makes them look like bits of clear put on as adornments.) A beautiful flower capture, and you bokeh'd the background to make an abstract of deep and light greens and browns. Delicately done all around.