Yellow Primrose
I don't have these primroses in my house, or in my garden. Nope, nope, no I don't! I took the pictures at one of those nurseries that I frequent to quench my thirst for colors and beauty.
We have rain almost every day, but I take it without complaint after seeing the devastation in Alabama. Hope and pray for help to those who had lost everything.
Get a dose of sun shine at Mellow Yellow, and visit other entries at Macro Monday!
Such delicate flowers, little rays of sunshine. It's pretty soggy here as well, been raining for over a week.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous flowers. I, too, often head into flower shops, groceries, etc, armed with my camera. I rarely buy anything but I certainly do enjoy the flowers I photograph.
ReplyDeleteAlong with you, I mourn the tragedy in Alabama, especially Tuscaloosa, a city I visited in early high school. I went to boarding school near there my first year and my dorm mate took me home with her to Tuscaoolsa many time. We are still close friends, over 50 years later.
Exquisite primrose, I don't often see these so this is a wonderful treat. Gorgeous, Icy.
ReplyDeleteoh so beautiful, and you are right, the devastation in the South is really sad, hoping and praying for the victims.
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ReplyDeletePrimroses are just the sweetest flowers in the world. These 2 macro shots are lovely. The colors are wonderful...the blues, oranges, and yellows. Lovely work.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I love going to nurseries just to take photos, since I don't have a garden ( staying in a high rise apartment).
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely primrose! not sure if i have seen one before. happy monday, Icy! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely color and detail of these petals. Happy Macro Monday to you!
ReplyDeleteHaven't seen the news, but that sounds bad.
ReplyDeleteWhat strange weather all around the world. There we are, in the UK,and we have had a twelve week summer, warm with blue skies, sunshine and dry, dry, dry.
Most unusual and a little eerie. Not a drop of rain for twelve weeks and the garden is drying up. Not like a normal Spring.
Wonder what the real summer will bring. Most of my flowers are virtually over already. Weird. Climate change indeed.
BTW, my Open ID doesn't work anymore.
Wish people woud tick the 'anyone' box in their comment settings for 'Name and Url'.
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I crack my head, but still fall in love with the yellow promises.
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers and our weather does look wonderful in comparison!
ReplyDeleteLovely...I have lots of yellow primrose here...I love them too much to be without them...we could use the rain here...it's been dry and very windy!
ReplyDeleteWhen I see primulas I KNOW the weather is finally getting warmer. :)
ReplyDeleteYour post makes me think back to my childhood when I used to go into a plant nursery with my grandparents. I used to love going there with them. Years later I happened to move right around the corner from the same place only to have it close down within a year.
ReplyDeletegreat photos here!! Glad to have found you!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful little flowers! They really do help lift the spirits with the cheery color.
ReplyDeleteTeresa
It's beautiful Icy! Haven't been around in a while, girl. Boy am I glad to be back! Hahaha! Miss you much! :)
ReplyDeleteSweet.It is a favourite colour of mine.
ReplyDeletelovely primrose!
ReplyDeleteGlorious primroses, are you not tempted to plant some.
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