Although I enjoy flowers in their natural states it’s sometimes fun to see them in quirky or unusual ways such as these blue Chrysanthemums that I recently purchased as a table decoration. If you like you can even dye your flowers.
Photo 1: Blue Chrysanthemum
Photo 2: Blue Chrysanthemum and White Gypsophila
Photo 3: Blue Chrysanthemum bud
Photo 4: Rooi en Blou
Photo 5: Blue Chrysanthemum bud on Red rose petal
The brilliant blue colour of the cornflower really is eye-catching even in a field of meadow flowers. According to folklore, cornflowers were worn by young men in love; if the flower faded too quickly, it was taken as a sign that the man’s love was not returned.
Photo: Happy bee on a Cornflower
Photo: Ladybird on a Cornflower
Photo: Cornflowers cluster
Photo: Cornflowers in the meadow
Took a lovely walk in the sunshine with a group of school Moms yesterday and stopped for a pub lunch. This pretty arrangement was rather eye-catching.
These tiny blue flowers look beautiful together. This pic was taken on a friend’s drive where they were clustered in a corner.
Found on a small bit of woodland in Uckfield