Fuzzy-Wuzzie.

A Thursday morning and my fortnightly visit to my friends house while my cleaners are busy making my place looking spick and span. There I go again with an English phrase.

My friends garden was full of colour and I was able to get several pictures in the brilliant sunshine. My Fuzzy-Wuzzy is in fact called "Sorbaria Kirilowii", but I prefer the name I gave it.

I've just remembered a poem where I got the name:

Fuzzy-Wuzzy was a bear
But Fuzzy-Wuzzy had no hair
So, Fuzzy-Wuzzy wasn't Fuzzy-Wuzzy, was he.

[Graham Thresher]

What a super capture. I think Fuzzy- Wuzzie is a more apt. name. Fav

[Lyn Berriman]

Fuzzy Wuzzie it is! Fabulous capture and banter too, naturally!!

[Joey]

Fabulous shot!

[John]

A most unusual flower, Heather, and an apt name you give it!

[virtualbrownie]

Aptly titled - great capture

[CINDY JOHNSON]

super capture for sure!!

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

@thresheg @lynnilou @joeyc @congaree @virtualbrownie @pittcj17 Fuzzy-Wuzzy says thank thank you for your kind comments and FAV's

[Phil Cameron]

How about Jones'y Dads Army, them fuzzy wuzy don't like it up em

[Lin]

Love it - really nice capture and what a fun description (I haven't thought of that poem in many, many, many, years)

[Kathie]

Ah yes, I remember that rhyme. The flower fits the title well.

[Khawbecker]

Great detail! I wonder what sort of pollinator it attracts. Perhaps the Fuzzy-Wuzzie Bee.

[Julia]

lovely capture

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

@philcameron59 @linnypinny @kathiecb @khawbecker @juliac Thank you all for your comments, much appreciated. Yes Phil, I had thought of Jones'y and Dads Army after I had written it, it's an age thing.

[Vega]

very nice shot - great framing too !

[Alice Burghart]

nice shot and frame. Beautiful

[carol white]

Beautiful capture!! FAV!!