which is a typical winter flower here, and grows wild in the fields. A very beautiful sight when driving around the countryside. I have them growing in a large built in planter against our front wall. They go dormant and loose all the leaves, start flowering again at the end of Autumn when it has rained enough.
I see them in pots all the time here. I cannot imagine what it’s like to see them just growing in the wild. Beautiful capture of this one and you chose the perfect texture to add
@pyrrhula Calla lily is not a true lily Ferry. It belongs to the genus Zantedeschia which originates from SA. It also comes in a variety of colours ;-)
