Yes, I'm a tiny bit obsessed, but here's some more cut flowers! These ones are special though, as thay have all come from my garden and I've watched them grow from nothingness...
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Monday, 28 July 2008
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Hi..I've only just discovered your blog and am backtracking through all of your posts and enjoying your photos!
I'm just wondering what these flowers are called? I'd love to try and grow some of my own!
Posted by: HeatherJean | Thursday, 02 April 2009 at 17:06
The orange ones are called crocisma - they look fab but be warned, once established they spread like wildfire (so it's lucky they look so good as cut flowers).
The whitish flowers are sweet peas. I'm not sure what the yellow ones are - think it may have been luttuce that had over grown and flowered... not sure though.
Posted by: Angie | Thursday, 02 April 2009 at 22:44