Osteospermum #2 by durleybeachbum
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Some more of the irresistible Cape Daisies I bought at the garden centre
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Comments (16)
I understand why you could not resist!. They are gorgeous.
superb !
Amazing!!!
Beautiful floral capture.Wonderful color.
WOW !! Beautiful !!!!!
It's so beautiful !!!
and this is the non-filtered image! Beautiful
Fantastically rich colors & they complement each other so beautifully...
Wonderful colours.
I love these, so pretty. I wonder if they are the same ones we have here? They start out white and change to this color as they mature.
Lots of purple in the galleries the few days ... lovely.
Wonderful colour,love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Aw no wonder you couldn't resist Andrea.
Wonderful pictures of the pretty flowers of many colors.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
lovely
I'm skipping a bit so I can cover a little more ground. Another sensual beautiful shot of these beauties, this one in light and dark pinks, with the most sensuous surfaces. The darker one seems almost lit from within, and those orange stamens are also like lights (on both frontal flowers, as well as the one to the left, bottom). Beautifully composed., with those yellow fingered buds waiting to burst open. Another beautiful shot of these flowers.
(Did I say, on the last one of these, that Osteospermum means "bone-seed"? That's not gonna change your outlook on life--assuming you didn't already know it--but it's another case of where the botanical name has little to do with the way the flower looks. I assume it describes the seed...Well hey, I don't get to use my tiny remainders of greek and latin too often, so you gotta humor me here...I'm working to get my own botanical name. I'll announce it when I get it...)