Witch Hazel 'Diane' by durleybeachbum
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Description
Hamamelis.
In flower at the moment, but not yet as well established as my yellow one, which was planted when we moved here 65 years ago!
See that bloom Here
Comments (19)
the bottom two blossoms look like eyes with extremely long lashes beautiful flowers thanks again for the wonderful gift
The yellow one is best but this one is beautiful too.
Love this flower!!!
I have to wonder if Hazel is ever offended by being called a witch. I agree with Mike, definitely a pair of eyes staring at us. Those petals look like the red tortilla strips one finds on Mexican salads. And 65 years is quite impressive. Must have something to do with the gardener.
Awesome captures, love both these!
Marvelous, Andrea! I love both, but more this one. Look like if they were persons and the colors are impressive.
WONDERFUL WORK
I learn so much from you 'flower' shots.
Love the flowers on these, great colour and you have captured them well.
Nice to see something in flower.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
you spotted these very little flowerings very well; and captured beautifully
HA It looks like you can just pull it off and decorate a table with it :-) A full decoration in it self :)
very nice photo
Very medicinal plant the witch hazel. I never knew they came in different colours, you learn something new every day as the saying goes.
A superb shot! The selective DOF/postwork is very effective! The red ribbons version is very eye catching indeed! I see the resemblance so much to my Loropetelum " firedance" shrub.
Wonderful pics. of these unusual and beautiful flowers Andrea.
I love this colour variety; excellent capture!
The yellow version looks so much stronger and both have beautiful colors!