Wie het kleine niet eert, is het grote niet weerd

Etymology.
Literally: “Who does not honour small things, is not worthy of great things.” The word weerd is a southern Dutch variant of waard (“worth”). Compare the similar German proverb wer den Pfennig nicht ehrt, ist des Talers nicht wert (“who does not honour the penny, is not worthy of the dollar”).
Small flower fields compare the the big ones we got

[Elisa Smith]

Great proverbs.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Great proverbs and love the image of the small narrow row of beautiful white flowers amongst all the green and other colours !

[Corinne C]

A great proverb. Another beautiful capture of your land.

[Kathy]

I like the multiple colors of the flowers and the farm in the background.

[moni kozi]

Lovely geometry

[JackieR]

Lovely narrative to accompany a beautiful landscape

[Diana]

I love this, such a wonderful landscape with these rows of flowers and beautiful trees. Great proverb too and oh so true.

[Wylie]

lovely explanation.

[Dione Giorgio]

Some lovely leading lines in this shot. And together with the trees makes a very interesting image.

[Merrelyn]

A lovely proverb to accompany this pretty little field.

[Fisher Family]

A lovely shot, very appropriate with the motto - fav!

Ian

[Heather]

A great proverb to accompany this shot! Those little flowers are precious! Fav

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Even the small fields have something to contribute- and just as many photo opportunities! I like the little pops of color from the flowers- and they're just as delightful in a small field as they are in a large one. Good shot!

[Vesna]

Great proverbs! I like "green balls" at the end of the flower fields.