These past-their-best late summer flowers still looked beautiful to me. I photographed them at Maple Glen Garden, Glenham, Southland on 31 January 2021. New Zealand.
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Today Judith posted a photo taken in her garden at Spittal (Berwick upon Tweed, UK) which reminded me once more of the seasonal contrast between northern and southern hemispheres. Used with permission.
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The photo of snowdrops is from Judith’s post Snow Clouds and Snowdrops.
Blog: Beyond the Window Box
Text and photos by Liz except for the snowdrops by Judith; Exploring Colour (2021)
Absolutely brilliant – a veritable riot of colors!
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Great description that makes me smile .. thank you!!!
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The snowdrops are divine!
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…beauties!!
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Colorful beautis Liz and I agree, the seasonal contrast between northern and southern hemispheres is amazingly remarkable.
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Total opposite here. 🙂 Lovely color, Liz.
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I’m not keen on losing all our lovely colours as the seasons move on! thank you.
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That’s just how I feel when autumn sets in – I always feel rather sad to see the summer go. But there’s always next year! 🙂
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Woww beautiful..
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