11 thoughts on “St Clements”

1. Wow! That wakes up my tired old eyes. All things Bright and Beautiful.

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   • Sorry I should have led you in a little more gently!

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     • But at least I got in!

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2. Absolutely gorgeous! I love these plants.

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   • Everything looks a little brighter after the rain, they are lovely. 🙂

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3. I tried to comment and was shut off; anyway I was saying they are called Crocosmia around here, I may be wrong, but they are beautiful anyway.

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4. Love these plants, I have one or two variants of Crocosmia/Monbretia but the original is still a showstopper. Thanks for all the fun I get from your blogs Ms. Heavens.

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   • And thank you for saying so, much appreciated. 🙂

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5. I grow some on the plot. xx

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   • Do you use them for cut flowers?

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     • I don’t, but I know that they can. xx

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