




POM-POMS IN THE GARDEN
A sure sign of a May garden is the giant allium,
a member of the onion family.
These 6-foot tall sturdy stems are beautiful
before, during and after their 2-week lavender bloom.
The tight round buds form elegant sculptures
as they gradually open to form purple "softballs".
Seed heads then make impressive displays after flowers die back.
(Every part of the giant allium smells like onion if bruised or bent.)
genial Rick, todo el proceso genialmente fotografiado, desde el principio hasta la apertura de la flor, excelente reportaje Rick, un fuerte abrazo para ti
ReplyDeleteI had never seen them bloom,
ReplyDeletethose are wonderful!
Thans for sharing it!!
woooauuwww!very intesting bloom!I Like it!
ReplyDeletexx Ilka
es verdad que son preciosas aunque no huelan muy bien....
ReplyDeletepero lo mejor son las fotos, ahí esperando su apertura poco a poco...
gracias por tus comentarios en mi blog, me encanta que te guste..gracias
What a beautiful flower! I have never seen these before.
ReplyDeleteHi Rick;
ReplyDeleteVery curious and beautiful series. I like it a lot.
Regards,
Jorge
Pictures one and two fascinates me
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are on a stroll
Greetings, Susanne
RICK!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesomeness......
xoxo
Precioso!! ;-)
ReplyDeleteMuackss!!
Very nice!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures!!!Very nice blog.
ReplyDeletejoin us at Art-Profiles. thanx
Preciosa la secuencia de la flor.
ReplyDeleteTe agradezco tu visita y tus palabras.
(disculpa el idioma)
Un abrazo
Great Rick! .. sorry for the delay, but we reforms ...
ReplyDeleteHelp! ja ja ja
Besos.
This series of photographs is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done!