Cistus flower, looking slightly embarrassed at arriving at the party just as everyone else had gone home for a kip.
Embarrassed
Cistus flower, looking slightly embarrassed at arriving at the party just as everyone else had gone home for a kip.
Organic gardening in the Rogue River Valley
Travels of : เค : a Yogin
Garden writing lifts me up.
Adventurer. Hiker. Advocate.
Gardening, nature and country walking
And so beautiful every other has hidden away ๐
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hah! I noticed yesterday that my new daylily has a flower spike! No way is that going to open!
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Perhaps the cold weather that is on its way will send them all back to sleep.
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So beautiful! Too bad Cistus spp. are not hardy here.
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As always, you are most welcome to share ours. ๐
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A late bloomer. ๐
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How lovely! I noticed an active bee hive a coupe of days ago with bees still coming in and out even in the rain?! So they’ll be fine up there with your gorgeous bloom ๐
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I’ve seen a few about on the ivy, hope one found this one in time!
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That’s just amazing!
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It unfurled throughout the day, lovely to watch!
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These flowers that flower out of sinc really draw the eye.
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They are special.
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The poor love!
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My colleague down south refers to deteriorating Cistus as ‘bad cistus’ with a giggle. (Think ebonics.)
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