Nigella by durleybeachbum
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Description
These are so easy to grow self-seeding everywhere, and then making lovely seedheads that dry beautifully.
What is there not to love !?
Old English name, Love in a Mist.
Comments (21)
Wonderful photo, wonderful flower !!
A lovely image and I like these too.
wonderful picture! In German the name is "Jungfrau im Grünen" - "Virgin in green field"
adorable capture and flower ; the dutch name translated into english : Little Lady In Green
Stunning! What a wonderful flower!
OHH It is gorgeous. I should have had such one long time ago in my garden. I guess I couldnt kill THAT :-)
Gorgeous, haven't seen that plant for years
These are such pretty flowers.
You can send a seed head my way if you like!!! What a lovely flower...and a beautiful photo as well. Thanks for sharing.
A Cracking close up! They do deserve a close look at as they are so intricate at all stages I think!
I love these, but I wonder if they grow here? I don't think I've seen any around. I'll have to check on it, maybe I'll plant some... Beautiful shot!!!!
WOW, that is spectacular - sort of a Passion Flower on steroids! :o)
No matter what it is named it is a very gorgeous flower indeed ! Such a beautiful macro pic, Andrea, the colors and details are amazing.
definitely a precursor to the Triffids! Great capture
What a fantastic flower.
Beautiful clear close up. I love the color and the unusual seed head.
Lots of these near my daughters house I've been waiting for the seed pods to ripen.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Terrific capture, awesome looking flower, love it!
I always had nigella in my garden. They're endlessly fascinating and beautiful! This is a terrific image.
Fantastic shapes and colours... To tell the truth, I'm not familiar with that flower, but it's really beautiful.