I'm sharing some photos of the marsh marigolds for Friday's Flowers. They are a few days later coming into bloom this year as spring has had a slow start.
Marsh marigolds, cowslips or caltha palustris are lovely yellow blooming plants that grow in shallow water near marshy or swampy areas.
The plants grow 45 to 60 cm. high and the flowers are about 4 cm. across.
The rounded buds open up to lovely bright yellow blooms.
I hope you have some Friday flowers to enjoy.
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The yellow of those flowers is beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAnne xx
Lovely yellows. They really stand out among the green foliage. Great photos.
ReplyDeleteEverything seems late this spring. The marsh marigolds are a wonderful yellow colour. Take care and have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteWow, they are really pretty... what a beautiful shade of yellow.
ReplyDeleteWhat a certain sign of spring! I love marsh marigolds. We used to mistakenly call them buttercups, but by any name, they're still lovely.
ReplyDeleteyour yellow marigold are attention getters! when i first started gardening 3 years ago, i stayed away from yellow for some reason. i added yellow day lillies last summer and i really liked them. i see how a contrasting flower adds a little extra bling to the gardens. i like it. i will be back to get more inspiration from you. thank you. kk
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing those wonderful photos with us. Interesting shapes to the leaves.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful plant! So cheering to see it poking its head up from the water's edge!
ReplyDeleteBertie
Real beauty of the nature......
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.......