blue day

Pink and purple too......


I don't remember what this creeper is, but the blue is very pretty with it's "star" of purple radiating from the centre.

Here's a few that haven't unfurled yet.

Agapanthus. It's blooming everywhere right now.

The individual florets are delicately striped, not often noticed in the sea of blue heads.

Jacaranda. No more needs to be said.

Lavender comes in so many shades.

Pink daisy. This particular variety has small flowers, only about an inch and a half across.

Geranium buds, more white than pink.

Another geranium.

Pink stocks. (Matthiola) Also known in olden days as Gillyflowers.

Bouganvillea. Bracts come in many different shades of pink and purple, (even orange and gold),

while the actual flowers, so tiny, are white.

Here we get up close and personal with a Buddleia, these are also blooming well right now, with long purple spikes bobbing in the breezes.

The low groundcover alyssum is made up of many tiny, tiny flowerets.

I took this Iris photo quite some time ago, it's no longer flowering.

This tiny little blossom, only an inch across, was bobbing in the breeze way above my head on a tall shrub hanging over a fence.

Last; purple teamed with red. A lovely combination.