Nectaroscordum Siculum

Taken in my garden. The flowers have nearly all finished and they have now formed seed heads moving back to the upright position to harden off. Clever innit?

That beautiful bokeh is out-of-focus Feverfew plants.

Frans Schols, Jörg, trester88, Susanne Hoy and 14 other people have particularly liked this photo

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Keith Burton ^club has replied

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Thanks very much Susanne..........you're very kind.

4 years ago.

Keith Burton ^club has replied

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Thanks Wilhelm..........me too. I think this is the most beautiful stage of this flower.

4 years ago.

Andy Rodker ^club has replied

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I recognised it as part of the onion (allium) family but didn't know which one, Keith. I will look it up for it's geographical range (these things I find intrisically interesting) and for its possible cullinary use. If it is good in the kitchen, I will be annoyed because when I had in my garden I hadn't yet become interested in cooking!!

4 years ago.

Andy Rodker ^club has added

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OK. Just looked it up and I am annoyed with myself!

4 years ago.

Keith Burton ^club has replied

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:-)))

4 years ago.

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