Celandine

This little wild flower is allowed to grow in a little cormer of the garden simply because I think it is so cheerful and beautiful

[Linda]

Cheerful and lovely! Nice shot

[Pat Knowles]

You do right Beryl & it's worth its place in your garden. Why do,we call some flowers weeds & some proper garden flowers....some so called weeds have lovely flowers!

[KWind]

Pretty flowers and colours!

[wendy frost]

A lovely bright capture.Fav.
I love Celandines a reminder of my childhood .When I moved to Peterborough I brought a few celandine plants from my favourite spot to put in my garden now 46 years later they are everywhere but I don't mind as they soon disappear after flowering.

[Graham Thresher]

A beautiful capture.

[Pyrrhula]

Lovely flower , beautiful captured

[Joy Maguire]

beautiful flower, wish I had some growing

[virtualbrownie]

Such pretty flowers

[Bep]

They are lovely; I see them in my garden too.

[Helen]

Nice shot..... these little flowers seem to be at their best out in the countryside at the moment.

[Elsie T]

Beautiful yellow Celandines deserve their spot- they are lovely.

[Lynne Hart]

Lovely shot.

[Babs]

Beautiful flower. I would allow it to grow in my garden too. We have got lots of weeds in our garden and I prefer to call them wild flowers. They look so beautiful.

[Gena Pegg]

Very cheerful and very pretty! Some weeds really are quite lovely....especially when photographed!

[Molly]

These lovely bright flowers tend to be under-rated. Well captured.

[Margo]

Beautifully presented

[David]

You must have your work cut out to keep it under control. Beryl. Celandine is lovely. I would let the garden flowers take their chances alongside it ... but I'm no gardener!

[Joyce]

They are just appearing in our fields now and the are so pretty. Lovely shot