Too late for orchids by robz

Too late for orchids

We got home too late for the terrestrial orchids - the hot weather had burnt them off. However,we do have lots of other granite country wildflowers at the moment - many are very small and need tracking down!! This is a bigger one - about 3/4 in long and a beautiful colour.
I really like your depth of field...almost looks like ICM in the background.
November 25th, 2017  
btw - sorry I haven't been commenting more....really trying to figure out time management....will comment when I can. And I really enjoy communicating with you!
November 25th, 2017  
Very pretty.
November 25th, 2017  
Very delicate little flower
November 25th, 2017  
Lovely delicate colouring.
November 25th, 2017  
How lovely to be able to grow orchids. Can't do that here except in a heated greenhouse.
November 25th, 2017  
Beautiful colour.
November 25th, 2017  
Lovely colour.
November 25th, 2017  
This is a beauty!
November 26th, 2017  
@granagringa Hi Madeline - it's always nice to chat to you - but don't worry if you are busy - having a lot to do seems to be such a good way to keep an interest in life!! Will look forward to talking to you when we can overlap. Cheers for now - and thanks for your comment on the flower.
November 26th, 2017  
@peadar Thanks Peter
November 26th, 2017  
@fbailey Thanks FB - they have such a lovely wavy edge.
November 26th, 2017  
@nobled Hi Dorothy - thanks for your comment. It's quite surprising how many purple and mauve flowers there are up here. They look lovely with the wattle. Cheers Rob Z
November 26th, 2017  
@casablanca Hi Casablanca - our little terrestrial orchids only appear and flower for a few weeks in spring each year - for the rest of the year they are bulbs under the ground. I'm afraid I can't take much credit for them. :) Thanks for your interest.
November 26th, 2017  
@woofandweft1 @bintal Thanks Deborah and Sylvia - these are a lovely pale purple - and we seem to have a lot of others which are also purple and mauve. Thanks for your interest.
November 26th, 2017  
@taffy Thanks Taffy - the wavy edge to the petal is quite characteristic of this one. Makes it so fragile looking. Thanks for your interest. Cheers
November 26th, 2017  
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