Spanish poppy and seed pod
This lovely Spanish poppy (Papaver rupifragum) 'Double Tangerine Gem' begins blooming in late spring,,,
Spanish poppy in foreground and bud in background
and is still blooming in my gardens now.
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I've not seen Spanish poppies before. Very pretty. I like the orange color. (The second pic does not show up on my computer. Wonder why?)
ReplyDeleteI love the color of this flower. The orange is so typical of fall. Gorgeous
ReplyDeleteHaven'tseen Spanish poppies before. The colours are vibrant and a real eye catcher.
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Beautiful flowers.
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I love that beautiful vibrant orange.
ReplyDeleteI have a shirt exactly the same colour!!
These are so beautiful...it looks like a painting! Thanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! I love how you separated the flowers from the background!
ReplyDeleteIt's very pretty - looks like crepe paper.
ReplyDeleteBut how do you know it's Spanish. Did it say "Hola, Senora" as you walked by? :-)
They are so frilly and happy! And I love the fall color! Happiness!
ReplyDeleteIt's so nice you still have some to enjoy! I started seeing them as early as June in Vermont. But I doubt there are any left by now in New England.
ReplyDeleteI've seen the red ones (I love that famous scene in the Wizard of Oz where Dorothy and her pals become intoxicated and lay down in a huge poppy field! ;-)
I wasn't familiar with spanish poppies. These are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Spanish poppies! I've seen the double petals before..
ReplyDeleteSuch a beauty, and I love the addition of the pod with the flower.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful color. I'm not familiar with Spanish Poppies. Do the blossoms have different colors?
ReplyDeletelovely colors!nice ph0tography! cijin bike-way bridge
ReplyDeleteThis is a real beauty, EG. I love the color. It looks good enough to eat. YUM!! MB
ReplyDeletePaperlike beaty !
ReplyDeleteA very pretty poppy picture. I really like how you have the one next to it without its petals. It's a lovely composition.
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