Some of these were a bit of a cheat, being more on the mauve side of pink but make up for this by their innate flounciness.As for the title of the post - well, it's amazing what you don't see unless you look very closely. I'd never noticed this before, until I started playing with the camera. It seems that Dierama doesn't wear its heart on its sleeve, but rather hides it away, making its discovery a real treat.
I'm now off to wheeze up mountains in the Lake District for a week, where the closest we will get to sun are probably some photos of sundews :)
Lovely photos - it great how GBBD makes you take another look at plants you thought you know so well isn't it? That Dierama heart is a real discovery.
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Certainly great shots and lovely soft pinks, the inside of flowers are usually as spectacular as the outside if not even more so.
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Fantastic photography. Isn't Thalictrum a wonderful plant? So dancing and delicate. Enjoy the lakes. Hope it isn't too wet up there.
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