No explanation.

I`ve no explanation why those Gladiolus flowers grows between the onions. ( And there was no oneI I could ask.)

[Heather]

Puzzling, but a really lovely shot with the pops of red throughout the field and under the blue sky! Fav

[Mary Siegle]

How interesting. I also wonder why they were planted that way. Perhaps they are some sort of companion planting. It makes for a great photo op! I like the spots of red.

[Beryl Lloyd]

A lovely pop of red throughout the field - I wonder were they left there from the previous year's planting !!!!!!!

[Babs]

They make a colourful display

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Could it be a natural pest control? Or perhaps their seeds got mixed in by accident. Makes for an interesting shot!

[Elisa Smith]

Interesting combination.

[Diana]

They are like beautiful sentinels, such a fabulous shot!

[JackieR]

But they're beautiful

[Dione Giorgio]

They give some lovely colour to a rather dull field of onions.

[Merrelyn]

That is interesting. I would have thought that they would make it more difficult to harvest the onions.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Lovely shot and I love the pop of red.

[Fisher Family]

Gladioli and onions growing together seems rather surprising, but it makes a lovely interesting shot - fav!

(The autumn coloured leaves were on a sycamore tree)

Ian

[Agnes]

De rode gladiolen zijn fantastisch

[Korcsog Károly]

I like it!

[Ingrid]

Doet me aan de vierdaagse denken. Mijn opa en oma woonde in Nijmegen en toen ik kind was gingen we elk jaar kijken. Op de laatste dag krijgen de wandelaars gladiolen.

[Judith Johnson]

Maybe they complement each other?

[Kathy]

Look at those gladioli in the field.

[Elyse Klemchuk]

I like it! I like all the red flowers throughout the field!