I didn't expect to do one more round of forget-me-nots, but when Sue showed me one next to violas in the adjacent pot, I couldn't resist.
This sea of flowers is blue. Occasionally, we get pink blooms, but I haven't seen any this year. However, just behind where I am standing ↑ there was a small plant, almost dwarf, with white flowers.
I went out into the unkempt easement beyond the back fence and photographed the edge of a dandelion with a few obscure blue petals out of focus in the background. They are nice complementary colours.
My fave is the third photo — the blues — but I am glad that I tried the colour combination photos as well.
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These are all lovely...I do like the blured blues in the background. Good for you with bending and clicking. An exercise which should be in the gymns.
It is interesting that it seems your home (which at least here in the US we refer to as “townhouses”)….. has a fenced in back yard. In most US townhouses, there is either no fencing or a single fence surrounding the entirety of the property Union which all the townhouses sit. Most folks in the US townhouses view the backyard as rather communal….. other than individual townhouse decks. I can see benefits to both strategies (fenced individually or communal).
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You did well but how's your back?
The first one is very dramatic and is my favorite.
Love the third and fourth photos, Ac.
It is such a lovely blue.
Beautiful photographs!
You've got a very nice blue yard!
I concur on the last shot. More artistic
I never tried growing forget me knots. I think there such a gentle looking flower.
Coffee is on, and stay safe.
All the shots are lovely
They're all gorgeous, but the blue against the yellow is awesome!
That is an excellent perspective! You have so many forget-me-nots!
Those forget-me-nots with the yellow behind? Sigh. Just ... sigh.
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