Whispering here, someone asked about the colour of the turmeric flower, and there is one here in colour.
Leanne Cole
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Love the lighted main objects with the dark background effect.
Art
Thank you Art, I love that too.
Always beautiful, Leanne.
Thank you so much.
That’s so beautiful! I have seen the turmeric plant and smelled the leaves but never seen the flower..It’s ironical considering how much turmeric is used in India 🙂.
Isn’t it, such a lovely flower. I grew the turmeric because I use quite a bit as well, but the flower was a lovely surprise. thank you.
So lovely.
Thank you.
These are beautiful!!
Thank you Nora.
I saw it and thought it was a zinia. Beautiful.
They are beautiful too, I have lots of those growning as well. Thank you.
Very pretty.
Thank you.
Beautiful, as always!
Thank you.
All the flowers are very beautiful, Leanne, your photography is always very beautiful! 🥰
You are too kind John, but thank you, you are pretty good yourself.
Thank you, Leanne. ☺️☺️❤️
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Had never thought about turmeric having flowers though I have seen the tubers in the greengrocers. Beautiful flowers all round.
I hadn’t either, then I read something somewhere and thought I wanted to see if I could get them to grow. Thank you RJ.
Beautiful images! Love the colors.
Thank you Mike.
Dear Leanne
beautiful colours. Like all colours they radiate in front of a black background. Well done like always
The Fab Four of Cley
🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
Thank you so much.
my Italian grandfather used to grow these lovely flowers, and I’ve never seen the color of the turmeric before. beautiful
They are very popular flowers Beth. Thank you, the turmeric was not what I was expecting.
sometimes the unexpected things are the best
So very true, lovely surprises.
I enjoyed the lovely flowers.
That’s wonderful Sherry, thank you.
Too beautiful, Leanne.
Thank you Sofia.
What a great gallery Leanne. Love the Dahlias 🙂
Thank you so much Brian, I love dahlias, I have so many of them. 😀
I like them as well. My grandfather had a row of them down the side of the house in Orange. They were his babies among some other plants.
I have been meaning to ask, how is the hothouse? glasshouse?
They are great flowers, I have them in the ground in many places around the house and many in pots. They are all different. I’m still trying to work them out.
The greenhouse has been going well, I have lots of tomatoes in it, though they haven’t been as big as the ones outside, but I will get there.
Excellent. I’d pass on his growing tips for dahlias but I was probably seven or eight so just liked them 🙂
Direct sunlight is best. I have some herbs in window boxes but they are just alright. I have too many native animals that enjoy herbs with their meals.
That’s okay, I’m slowly working it out. I have learned they are hungry plants. All my dahlias are in direct light, so all there. Thanks Brian.