MtlawleyShire’s Roses in December – Yellow and Apricot

Yellow and Apricot roses I have photographed in December.  The variety of yellows, of the shape of the buds, flowers outrageously flirtatious and shy and shadowed – all are beautiful.

Buds:

  

 

 

 

 

 

and opening to fully open.

 

 

 

 

MtLawleyShire: flowers, from other people’s gardens – mostly.

It’s a while since I’ve had the time to post, but that hasn’t stopped me taking photos and here is at least a week’s worth of flowers.

Roses:

golden

 

creamy white, and white & pink:

 

Red!

 

 

sunset lit:

 

And these next ones are miniature roses from my garden:

 

 

Mixed flowers – of varying quality, sadly.  The gerberas suffered from the wind 😦

 

and I enjoy playing with sunlight:

trympet flowers (I have no idea of their real name)

 

Mexican rose, pretty in all light but extra lovely here:

pretty things from gardens on the verge:

 

and now – flowers of a different sort – fungi growing from the bottom of an empty plant pot in my little courtyard:

   

& fully open:

 

 

 

finally – what post is complete without the fluffiest flower of them all:

Hope you enjoyed this flowery offering 🙂