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fragrant wintersweet, 'Luteus', j c raulston arboretum, ncsu, raleigh, north carolina
The flowers of this cactus are very large, showy, mostly white-pink in color, variously shaded and fragrant. They bloom at night and wilt by day.
I love orchids and this variety regularly reaches 60 centimetres, which is quite impressive. In my previous photo you can see how tall it stands in its habitat.
a vase of sweetly scented old world/heritage roses.
Olympus E-M5 / Olympus 12-40mm f2.8
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I've gone to Kyoto last weekend.
Whenever going there, I wish to live in the beautiful ancient city.
A pure white variety of the Common Fragrant-orchid (Gymnadenia conopsea var. albiflora) is not as common as its pink-purplish relatives. We spotted only one single specimen amongst plenty of pink-purplish flowers of Common Fragrant-orchids or Chalk Fragrant-orchids as they often called due to their preference to thrive on chalk grasslands. This orchid wasn’t particularly tall (under 4 inches) but most of the plants were relatively short anyway. Selsley Common. Gloucestershire; England, UK.
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There were a lot of lily of the valley flowers, so in the forest was beautiful smell. walking there was absolutely fantastic :)
Cały las był pełen kwitnących konwalii i wszędzie czuć było ten ich piękny zapach. Spacerowało się jak w bajce :)
Bought a packet of seeds in the spring, enough to fill about six tubs with clouds of tiny fragrant flowers. Sweet Alyssum fills the garden with a scent a bit like warm honey on a sunny afternoon. A winner with me and also loved by the insects.
'Smell' for 'Macro Mondays'
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"Flowers always make people better, happier, and more helpful; they are sunshine, food and medicine for the soul."
Luther Burbank
The climbing rose of Joseph's Coat features multicolored blossoms with ever-changing petals of yellow, orange and red. What a beauty!
Fragrant white jonquils basking in the late afternoon sun here at Kogarah Bay in the southern suburbs of Sydney!
Photographed with a Samsung Galaxy S20+ mobile phone camera (macro mode). Processed a little in Snapseed.
The jonquils are a feature of the garden of Gwen, aged nearly 95.
Today Gwen received her 'Order Of Australia' award for services to the community, essentially in her care for war veterans and their families. This was part of the Queen's Birthday Honours for 2020.
Gwen received a letter today from the Premier of New South Wales, Gladys Berejiklian, for being awarded an Order of Australia.
I read the letter to Gwen in her garden beside the huge pot of jonquils (see above image) which she has nurtured since 1967. Hard to believe, but they just keep popping up as jonquils do decades later - and even though winter hasn't really even started in Sydney!
Cheers from Kogarah Bay!
A fragrant lilac bush photographed at Ewing Park Lilac Arboretum in Des Moines, Iowa.
Developed with Darktable 3.6.0.
As I’m playing catch-up here I have quite a few spring images to post. I had a wonderful time amongst the wild garlic even if I was a bit late to the party. Such an aromatic plant although you soon lose the smell in the realm of creativity. A wonderful little pathway, leading me to this spot with the help of Stuart East. Very generous of him to share it with me.