I don’t actually have many orange flowers in my garden as it isn’t one of my favourite colours but I do love marigolds and monbretia so I have both of those.
Here is the monbretia
And a close up of one of the flowers.
The monbretia has been there a long time. I think I may have brought it with me from my previous house.
Marigolds however are annuals and the first time I tried to plant them, a few years ago, the slugs ate up the seedlings before they had hardly come through but about eighteen months ago I tried again.
This time I had lots (some yellow which I will show you in a later post) .
One time I was out there and I found a fly resting inside.
And a close up –
Another time it was a moth
Look at the delicate colouring
This year I didn’t plant any but they have seeded themselve and come up between the paving slabs.
Beautiful photos, Annie
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Thank you!
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the color of sunshine, really pretty!!!
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😀
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A nice bit of colour to start the day while the rain is lashing down outside 🙂
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Yes orange is a bright cheerful colour.
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I am very partial to flowers that seed themselves and grow in the gap between paving stones! That’s just the kind of tough, self-sufficient plant that does well in my garden. The others kind of shrivel and die…. !!!
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Snap! Well some of the others survive but I am better with self-sufficient plants. 🙂
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What a beautiful color! Gorgeous photos 🙂
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Thank you. Glad you liked them.
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I just wanted thank you for the Super Sweet Blogging Award, it was very much appreciated and you can see my nominations here: http://thecraftypioneer.com/2013/10/06/super-sweet-blogging-award/
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